Frequently Asked Questions

General Information

We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to establishing high-quality pollinator habitat that supports bees, butterflies, and biodiversity while delivering measurable environmental benefits for people and the planet.
We are legally registered as Project Apis m. 2.0 and operate under the name The Bee & Butterfly Habitat Fund.
Our organization is based in Jamestown, North Dakota.
Email us at info@beeandbutterflyfund.org or call 701.658.2967

Seed A Legacy helps landowners and land managers in 14 eligible states establish high-quality pollinator habitat using our customized seed mixes and expert guidance. Projects must be 2 or more acres.
Solar Synergy partners with utility-scale solar projects to create large-scale pollinator habitat while tracking environmental benefits like carbon sequestration, biodiversity gains, and honey production.
Visit our Which Program Is Right for Me? page to compare options and see if you qualify.
Not yet, but we are expanding. Fill out our Interest Form to be notified when new states are added.

Yes. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and all donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Our EIN is 81-4839034.
Visit our About Us page to view our latest annual report. To view our Form 990, send a request to info@beeandbutterflyfund.org.
Your gift helps fund free or reduced-cost seed mixtures, expert habitat support, and long-term environmental impact across thousands of acres.
Yes! Our Gifts That Grow program lets you plant wildflowers in someone’s honor for birthdays, memorials, or special occasions.

Yes. We welcome corporate partners. Visit our Corporate Partnerships page to learn how your company can support habitat projects and sustainability goals.
Sign up for our email newsletter to receive project updates, habitat tips, and ways to get involved.
Yes. Head to our Educational Materials page to download habitat guides, flyers, and more.
Plant wildflowers in your yard, share our mission, follow us on social media, or make a donation. Every action supports pollinators and the ecosystems we all rely on.