"Seed A Legacy" in Honor
​of Someone You Love

Honor your friends and loved ones with the gift of habitat.
Learn More About Our Solution to Pollinator Habitat Loss

For $50, your loved one can receive  ½ acre of habitat created in their name and a certificate recognizing the contribution made on their behalf.

or make a memorial donation, with a gift of that provides high quality
​nutrition and habitat for pollinators and other wildlife.

Give The Gift of Habitat Today!

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Your gift – in any amount – makes a real difference for pollinators, and for our global food supply. Your contribution not only helps sustain pollinator habitat projects but in turn ensures that pollinators can thrive, maintaining critical food production in our country.

The Bee & Butterfly Habitat Fund Uses Every Donation To:

  • ​Build NextGen Habitat Projects
  • Provide essential nutrition to support honey bees vital for our food production
  • Provide monarch butterfly-specific needs, to prevent them from becoming endangered
  • Provide ideal habitat for pheasants, quail and grassland songbirds
  • Support endangered native bees and butterflies
  • Improve soil, air and water quality
  • Offer tools to meet corporate sustainability and precision agriculture goals
  • Enhance biodiversity and beautify the landscape
The Bee & Butterfly Habitat Fund is a registered 501.c.3 nonprofit organization.
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The Bee & Butterfly Habitat Fund’s habitat programs provide proven pollinator benefits including high-quality forage for honey bees and other pollinators across the entire growing season. Preliminary data shows that NextGen Habitat Projects support some of the highest abundance and diversity of plants preferred by honey bees and other pollinators. “High-quality forage goes hand-in-hand with pollinator health and productivity,” - Dr. Clint Otto, Research Ecologist with the US Geologic Survey.
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The Bee & Butterfly Habitat Fund is a registered 501.c.3 non profit organization