Conservation Works and Thanksgiving Coffee Company: Protecting Pollinators
Bee Bold Alliance: Protecting Pollinators, Securing Our Future
Conservation Works is proud to be a core partner of the Bee Bold Alliance, receiving direct support to expand pollinator habitat, reduce pesticide use, and empower youth as environmental leaders.
The Bee Bold Alliance was launched by Thanksgiving Coffee Company in 2015 as a community initiative to protect pollinators, restore biodiversity, and strengthen local food security. What began as a coffee company’s call to action has grown into a collaborative movement of nonprofits, schools, farms, artists, and conservation leaders working together for pollinator survival.
Since 2015, Bee Bold Coffee has raised over $28,516 for pollinator survival—and counting.
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Since 2015, Bee Bold Coffee has raised over $28,516 for pollinator survival—and counting. 〰️
One of the primary ways the Bee Bold Alliance funds its mission is through Bee Bold Coffee—a fundraising partnership with Thanksgiving Coffee Company.
Bee Bold Coffee: Every Sip Protects Pollinators
Sourced from small farmer cooperatives in Central America, South America, and Ethiopia, Bee Bold Medium Roast is both Fair Trade and Organic. This smooth, vibrant coffee combines naturally processed and washed beans to create a cup that is big, bold, sweet, and fruity, with a long finish and a deliciously complex personality.
Taste That Makes a Difference
-$1.50 from every 12 oz. bag of Bee Bold Coffee supports pollinator protection.
- $5 from every 5 lb. bag fuels habitat restoration and education.
When you use our link you receive an additional $1 off your purchase.
(Use this link for a one time only 20% discount on your order!)
How It Works
Go Beyond the Cup
Bee Bold Coffee is just the beginning. Join the Bee Bold Alliance to take action in your own backyard:
Use the Bee-Friendly Plant Guide to plant thriving native pollinator gardens
Sign the Pollinator Protector Pledge to commit to everyday practices that protect biodiversity
To learn more about how Conservation Works protects pollinators, take a look at our Pollinator Protection page!