SANCTUARY
The University of Minnesota Bee Lab
Imagine a world without almonds, flowers, apples, coffee, cotton, berries… no thank you! All different types of Bees play a key role in the productivity of agriculture & in the beauty and functioning of our natural world. They pollinate our fruits, vegetables, nuts and flowers, and they keep us buzzing.
Bees currently face:
Disruption of natural habitats leading to lack of “bee flowers.”
Widespread overuse of pesticides.
Numerous bee diseases and parasites which have created a health crisis for managed bees and declines in our wild, native bee populations.
The University of Minnesota Bee Lab’s mission is to promote the conservation, health and diversity of ALL bees—native and non-native, wild and managed—through research, education and hands-on mentorship. Their work is an effort to mitigate the disruption of bee habitats occurring en masse throughout the globe.
If you’re able, we invite you to join us in contributing direct donations through the website.
Sanctuary Collection
Sanctuary for the world. Sanctuary for the skin.
Community in a bottle.
Sanctuary for the skin. Gentle, deep, therapeutic nourishment from the most nutrient-rich & skin supportive plants on the planet. Formulated as a feast for the skin, and created to provide a calming shroud of comfort and peace for all skin.
Community in a bottle. Honoring Community. We mean this in two ways: First, acknowledging our global partners in creating sanctuary: the community of our ingredient supplier & stewards around the world who make these products possible. And second, acknowledging the community of plants with all their beautiful nutrient density and diversity that make these products so remarkable. Diverse communities of people and plants enrich the world, and cultivate vibrant health.
Funds back to the greater global community. Proceeds gathered from the sales of our Sanctuary Collection will be donated to non-profit organizations that promote sanctuary in all its multifaceted forms. The current monthly organization will always be stated on this page. You can also visit Our Mission to learn more.
Past Sanctuary Organizations
