I got my first beehive in 2018 and was instantly hooked.
I loved the learning, the chores, and just hanging out with the bees.
After leaving my NASA research career, I wanted a new challenge that
combined science, wellness, and my love of bees. That’s how Queens of
Goodness was born—our creamed raw honey is delicious, easy to use,
and full of bold natural flavor and real nutrition.
-- Susan
Education & Informed Choices
At Queens of Goodness, we aim to make a positive impact in everything we do. From reducing the consumption of refined sugars to raising awareness about the importance of supporting local beekeepers, we want to empower our customers to make healthier, more informed choices. We believe in the power of food to nourish not just the body, but the soul, and our products reflect that belief in every jar.
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Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation promotes the conservation of invertebrates and their habitats |
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Project Apis m. promotes science driven solutions for the beekeeping community |
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Pollinator Stewardship Council works to defend pollinators from the adverse impacts of pesticides |
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Pollinator Partnership promotes the health of pollinators, through conservation, education, and research |