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Beehive Cooperative: Income for 100 Families

In Cox's Bazar, the first jar smells of a mother's kitchen. We place hives, gear and training with families, then sell as one cooperative. A GPS stamped photo lands in your account.

Pakistan, Bangladesh, Jordan 681 Donors income for 100 families
How Your Donation Transforms Lives

A hive means a family earning steady income under its own name all year; the young person who was about to leave for the city now chooses to stay in the village.

A hundred families receive a hive, a protective suit and beekeeping training delivered in your name.
A pre order rhythm from the first harvest turns scattered aid into steady income, jar by jar.
Women and young members hold above forty percent of seats at the cooperative's decision table.
Buying, quality control and packaging run as one; every jar returns to the family at its own price.
At the first harvest Halima closes her eyes to the hum and smiles; in the jar there is more than honey, there is the scent of her own hands.

Needs

Hive and bee colony set (full kit per family)
Protective suit, veil and harvesting equipment
Beekeeping training and first harvest pricing coaching
Cooperative quality control, packaging and pre order logistics
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Beehive Cooperative: Income for 100 Families

A single hive turns the whisper of the orchard into the first jar on a family's shelf. Across Cox's Bazar, Karachi and the Jordan valley we place the hive, the protective suit and the beekeeping basics in your name; our trainers stand beside the first harvest, open an apprenticeship bench for the young, and seat the women at the cooperative's decision table with an equal voice. We build the buying, the quality check, the packaging and the pre order income together, and coach the first pricing right there in the field. When the first jar leaves the shelf, a GPS stamped harvest photo, a signed handover sheet and a short field clip land in your account.

$42,000 Goal: $81,000
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From the Field

At the first harvest, Halima stood still in the quiet of the yard and listened to the hum. Weeks later, at a market stall in Karachi, a customer lifted the lid of a jar and breathed in, then paused. It carried more than honey to her; it carried a kitchen, a pair of working hands, and a life finding its way back.

“The flowers are speaking; we are only learning to listen.” · Hasan

Donor Experiences

4.9 · 681 Donors
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Ava M.
Brisbane
It is the steadiness that keeps me here. A short field report lands at the end of each month, telling me how many hives got their colonies and how many households joined the training. Last month's update even carried the signed attendance sheet, which tells me someone is genuinely checking.
2 weeks ago
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Samuel O.
Glasgow
In the jar photo they sent, the label was stuck on slightly crooked, which threw me at first. Then it clicked, nobody fakes a detail that ordinary. It was clearly the first jar off the line and not some stock picture, and oddly that crooked label is exactly why I trusted it.
yesterday
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Mia L.
Christchurch
The extraction clip caught me off guard, my eyes welled up. One of our brothers in a veil works the smoker and lifts out a frame, with children's voices somewhere behind. The audio crackled a bit where the wind hit the mic. None of that mattered next to the plain joy of their own first honey.
4 days ago
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Owen R.
Cardiff
Running a small family workshop myself, I felt a particular pull here, I know what building a livelihood by hand actually costs. In the harvest video I caught the serial number on the lid and matched it to the one from my first gift. Same hives, just grown. I gave again, this time with far less hesitation.
last month
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Henry T.
Edinburgh
Bee keeping felt like a gamble to me, so I kept my first gift small. Two weeks on, a photo arrived of the painted hives lined up in a row, with the location stamped at the bottom. Seeing the actual boxes in a field, not a promise, settled something in me.
last week
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Julia W.
Hamburg
What won me over was being able to follow exactly which household my share reached. They dropped a point near the Maradi side on a map, and tapping the GPS marker opens a photo of that family's colony. The pin sits a touch off the track, but the hives are plainly there.
3 days ago

Project Roadmap

Every step is a milestone on the path to our goal

June 2026
We choose the families and the land
Our team walks the orchards in three regions; Halima points to the blossoming slope, and the first hundred families join the list.
Completed
December 2026
We hand over the hives and the suits
Hives come off the truck into the courtyards; each family receives its suit and first colony under its own name.
Pending
June 2027
We teach beekeeping in the field
Trainers stand beside the first harvest; apprentices learn the hum, and the women lift a frame for the first time.
Pending
December 2027
We set up the cooperative together
Quality control, packaging and buying gather at one table; women and young members take an equal seat in every decision.
Pending
June 2028
We bring the first harvest into jars
The first honey runs into the jars; at the city market a customer lifts the lid to breathe it in, and the family sets the price itself.
Pending
December 2028
We secure the steady income
Pre orders are tied to the buyers; scattered aid becomes income that returns with every season.
Pending

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1How can I donate?
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2Is my donation tax deductible?
Yes, Quenara Foundation is an approved NGO. Your receipt is automatically emailed.
3Where does my donation go?
90% goes directly to the project, 10% covers operational costs.
4How can I cancel monthly?
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5What is the minimum?
Minimum is $5. Every amount makes a difference.
6How can I see impact?
Monthly reports, field photos and videos are shared via email.
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9Corporate donations?
Yes! Corporate donation program available. Visit our contact page.
10Can I visit the project?
Through our volunteer visit program. Trips organized twice yearly.
11Can I gift my donation?
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12Project timeline?
See detailed timeline in the roadmap milestones above.
13How to volunteer?
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17Can I direct my donation?
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18Who is Quenara?
An independent NGO running humanitarian aid projects worldwide.
19Refund policy?
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20Transparency reports?
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