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Donate to Save Ohio Bees. Every $1,000 raised restores a full acre (43,560 sq. ft.) with 28 species of native flowers.

 

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Every $1,000 we raise restores a full acre of habitat with 28 species of native flowers. Save Ohio Bees is a 501c3 charitable nonprofit, EIN:93-1656333.

 

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SAVE OHIO BEES IS DEDICATED TO

Providing educational programs to the community.

Providing educational resources via our online library.

Enhancing beneficiary impact with funds that get matched through grants and patrons.

Restoring native wildflower habitat.

Preserving prairies like the 63-acre Oberlin Preserve.

Restoring tree canopy to enhance biodiversity, mitigate climate change, and enhance resiliency.


 
 

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Sponsors & Community Partners


Special Thanks to Donors
of $100 or More

Jennifer Kramer, APR

Jason Miller

Suni Moon, Artist & Energy Healer

Jennifer Oakleaf, Amazing Creams & Lotions

Brian & Cory at Ridgestone Builders

Dr. Amy Sapola

The Sapola Family

Ish de Saram, Bumble Roofing Columbus

Evonne Segall

Julie Smith, Advisor

Brayden Spence

Sharon Teuscher

Tracy Teuscher, Founder & Director

Atelier Commerce

Jayne & Isaac Barnes, Honeyrun Farm

Kelly Brown, Governor of Kiwanis

Chestnut Elementary Bee Club, Heather Bunkin

Michelle Emerson

Joanne Fox

Gabrielle Galea

Livia Galea

Mark Galea

Matt Galea

Jeanne Gural, Wilderness Center

John Hansen

Sharon Hone

Jacqueline Kemble


Beneficiary Partners

With the Pollinator Partnership, Save Ohio Bees supports development and enhancement of pollinator habitat on agricultural lands in Ohio, as well as education and training for farmers in habitat stewardship through Bee Friendly Farming. These habitats support native bees and pollinators, the sustainability of farms, and the health and resilience of regional ecosystems. 

As the largest pollinator nonprofit, the Pollinator Partnership mission is to promote the health of pollinators critical to food sustainability and ecosystems through conservation, education, and research. Learn more.


Save Ohio Bees supports educational programming and community conservation programs at the Wilderness Center, including its Backyard Habitat and Dark Skies programs, as well as the educational speaker series.

The Wilderness Center serves more than 14,000 individuals and 110 local schools annually, protects 3,471 acres in seven Ohio counties, and helps sustainably manage 22,000 acres of forest. Its focus is habitat conservation, environmental education, and community engagement. Learn more.


Save Ohio Bees helps provide essential funds for native seed, native trees, invasive species removal, and native bee nesting places at the 63-acre Oberlin Preserve, part of the Western Reserve Land Conservancy (WRLC). Since its initial restoration, more than 600 native wildflower plants, more than 50 native trees, and 30 acres of prairie seed have been sown.

The preserve also has historical significance as a former stop on the Underground Railroad. WRLC is one of the largest land trusts in the nation. Formed in 2006, its mission is to provide essential natural assets through land conservation and restoration.