At HoneyWater®, we are partnered up and proud to have the pleasure in supporting over 10 top professional athletes and over 1000 young athletes in and across North America. HoneyWater® supports and promotes “Born To Compete”” access programs, aimed at providing children and families with equal opportunity and access to sports and physical activities within their communities.

“Born To Compete” HoneyWater® believes that our athlete and sporting programs help children build critical life skills while becoming involved in active community, sporting programs”

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HoneyWater® has partnered up with the world’s leading social influencers to drive social awareness, develop campaigns, and to create meaningful community projects aimed at giving back to our communities and consumer programs. Some of our Hive influencers include, Jas Prince, Kiesza and Austin Mahone.

“When inspiration or ideas strike us, it’s not conjured up from our ideas alone. HoneyWater® looks to our Hive social leaders and experts to learn and work towards creating meaningful and impactful community programs aimed at environmental sustainability and consumer health”

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At HoneyWater®️, we recognize that the future of our planet depends on the health and wellbeing of our pollinators, particularly bees. Bees play a crucial role in pollinating the plants that provide us with the food we need to survive, and without them, our ecosystem would be thrown into disarray. That’s why…

“Our partnering Honey Bee Research Centre has a long rich history of beekeeping tradition, starting in 1894 when the first beekeeping courses were taught at the Ontario Agricultural College“

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HoneyWater® has searched nationwide and partnered up with the most impactful beekeepers and honey farms in North America, including one of the largest and oldest Canadian farms, Munro Honey. Working closely with the experts in the field, our core focus is to invest in solutions aimed at the preservation of bee colonies.

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