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Helping People 

Helping Pollinators

What we do

Hive Helpers seeks to improve the mental and physical wellbeing of adults and children in the local community through beekeeping and nature conservation activities. 

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Our mission is to:​

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INSPIRE
care for pollinators
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IMPACT
positively on local habitats
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IMPROVE
community wellbeing
About us

Hive Helpers is based on the Surrey and Hampshire border, with sites in and around Farnham. 

As a Community Interest Company, we operate not only in the interests of the community but all our profit goes back into the local community too. 

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Our 2025 funders

Hive Helpers work continues thanks to grants from:

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Latest News! 
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A Happy New Year for Hive Helpers!

January 2026

We started the New Year with the best news ever: help with funding for our youth group, HH Club, from Harmony Energy Farnham Battery Community Fund, and a generous donation from Rowledge Village Fayre towards running our MINIBEASTS club for 6-10 year olds and their families. Our pic shows some members of HH Club helping with conservation in a local churchyard - and also having fun!

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Candle making workshop

November 2025

We kicked off the festive season with a well-attended candle making workshop at Rowledge Village Hall. Here the naughty table (don't ask!) show off the candles they made after listening carefully to instructions from Erica. Mulled wine and mince pies were enjoyed by all!

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Farnham in Bloom

October 2025

Hive Helpers was delighted to receive a Certificate of Excellence at the recent Farnham in Bloom Awards, for their work on the Farnham Bee Trail. The Bee Trail was launched in May, and we have run several Bee Safaris, where adults and children get to learn about our local bee populations. Here Erica is receiving the certificate from Farnham Mayor Councillor George Murray.​​

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