Limited-time offer: golden honey
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Stick together with beekeepers around the world and receive a free jar of honey.
Right now, beekeepers are coming together in areas of hunger and conflict to restore their livelihoods and keep traditions alive.
Set up a regular donation today and we’ll send you a jar of delicious honey from Zambia or Ukraine as a special thank you.
This award-winning honey, bursting with natural flavour, captures the essence of wild forests, sunflower fields, and generations of artisanal craft.
We recommend a minimum donation of £10 to cover the cost of the honey, as well as post and packaging, so money goes towards funding work by local partners across the globe.

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Rebuilding traditions in Ukraine
Through war and loss, Ukrainian beekeepers are reclaiming their craft, returning to sunflower fields to bring beekeeping back to life. Every jar of this floral honey helps rebuild bee farms lost to war, securing a sweeter and more secure future for their families.
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Your ongoing donation could support more beekeepers to keep their hives thriving - tackling poverty and hunger, and building hope for the future.

Part of Veronica's farm in Lusaka. Photo: Loliwe Phiri/Oxfam
Protecting forests in Zambia
Deep in the arid Miombo woodlands, beekeepers climb high to harvest this rich, flavourful honey, always leaving enough behind for the bees. For them, honey is more than food. It’s medicine, heritage and a way to restore forests that have been threatened by extreme temperatures - helping to protect them for future generations.

Photo: James Rodriguez/Oxfam
‘We can lead, too’
In Guatemala, beekeeping is helping women to thrive - gaining new skills and shaping their own futures.
Largely run by women, beekeeping businesses boost incomes and prospects - even in times of drought.

Juana Alonzo, 38, (left) draws honey from an extractor into a bucket with help from Magdalena Primero. Photo: James Rodriguez/Oxfam
And the impact goes beyond earnings
Communities are rebuilding. Diets are improving. Those once forced to migrate due to extreme weather are now choosing to stay - and they’re making plans for the future.
What’s more, women who once supported others’ dreams are now chasing their own. Farmer Brenda Guanche, excited to participate in women’s leadership workshops supported by Oxfam and local partners, put it simply: “We can learn. We can lead, too.”

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Terms & Conditions
Please note: as this is a limited offer based on availability, we won't be able to offer you a choice between Zambian or Ukrainian honey.
This offer is only open to NEW direct debit set up through this page, from the 19th of March 2025 and only one per person. If we find multiple direct debits have been made, we'll only send one out through the post to allow as many people as possible to take part.
All orders will be sent via 2nd Class, Royal Mail. This might take a bit longer than next day delivery we're all used to, but we want to make sure as much of your donation goes towards supporting partners, rather than the post and packaging of your lovely golden honey. We hope you understand.