Roots Beverage co - Save the Bees!

Jamie Blair is organizing this fundraiser.

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Our goal is simple - Help save the bees!  We founded Roots Beverage Co in order to help the worlds Bee population.   The worlds Bee population is at risk from Verroa Mite, Herbicides and Pesticides, to name a few hazards. Just recently, the state of Hawaii placed several bee species on the endagered species list. We think this is crazy! As Albert Einstein said 'no more bees, no more pollination, no more plants, no more animals, no more man'  Our business is located on the wee Isle of Man, and we are incredibly fortunate that the Isle of Man has been granted a Verroa Mite free status by the European Union. Additionally, very little herbicides and pesticides are used by farmers and we were recently recognised by UNESCO as the first Island nation to achieve an official World Biosphere Region status.  Our mission is to set up a bee farm on the Isle of Man to produce honey to sweeten our healthy low sugar drinks. We will allocate 10% of our annual profits to be re-invested in all things related to the well-being of bees. We will use donated money to buy traditional bee hives, bees, seeds and trees!
Please note, if you make a pledge, we will fulfill your order by Oct 2017, with a little help from mother nature.
Please contact us if you have any questions.
 

  The benefits of our bee farms would be as follows:-  - Produce honey to sweeten our drinks. The more drinks we sell the more we can give back to the bees!   - We plan to nurture Queen Bees and export them to bee farms around the world to assist in the re-population of the bee species.   - We intend to educate people by setting up bee keeping apprenticeships and edcuation courses  - To produce and export some of the finest honey in the land!   - Have a social impact on the Island with bee related projects, working with different communities.    We require your help to assist us in funding the set up of our bee farm by the purchase and maintenance of 10 new bee hives in order for us to produce honey to sweeten our range of drinks.   