Hood Honey

Born from the necessity of facilitating community, Hood Honey thrives on the bonds between people. Hood Honey creates Black economic development, opportunities for education, and family growth through urban agriculture with an unbridled emphasis on honey.

Black - Owned   •   Cleveland, OH


Beekeeping youth program in Cleveland, OH

Hood Honey’s cross-pollination isn’t just about bees. It’s about the diversity of professionals and those living in, providing for, and passing through the ghetto. From insects that break down waste to practitioners tackling drug abuse — Hood Honey is an outlet that provides sustainability to an urban environment through education, volunteering, and agriculture.

Hood Honey's owner, Trey Williams works with youth, engaging in educational conversation while the children listen attentively.
A swarm of bees clustering around a beehive entrance in an urban farm.
Beehive labeled "L.O.OF.A" or Leaders of Our Future America with a jar of Hood Honey in front.
A local produce gathering of green bell peppers, yellow banana peppers, and a purple eggplant.
Hood Honey's owner, Trey Williams holding a frame with honeycombs and bees on their Mt. Pleasant, OH farm.
Bees swarm in the warm summer sun surrounded by trees.
Hood Honey's owner, Trey Williams in a bee suit holding a honeycomb with bees outdoors.
Hood Honey's owner, Trey Williams in a garden with harvested vegetables like tomatoes, zucchini, and peppers.
Hood Honey thriving with the community, providing excursions and education on urban farming, beekeeping and sustainability.

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