Support the tiny creatures that sustain our planet

Support the tiny creatures that sustain our planet

Protect Our Pollinators

Buy One. Help Twelve.

Pollinators help make our world possible. As they move from flower to flower, they help plants reproduce, sustain ecosystems, and support the crops and natural landscapes on which we depend.

More now that ever, endangered pollinators need our help. Habitat loss, pesticides, disease, and climate change threaten many pollinator populations.

Wear something that makes a difference.

Our Protect Our Pollinators bracelet is more than an accessory—it's a way to support the tiny creatures that help sustain our planet.

WEAR THE MESSAGE. Show your love for nature and start conversations about protecting pollinators.

SHARE THE MOVEMENT. Every bracelet worn is an opportunity to inspire someone else to make the world a little better.

YOUR PURCHASE MAKES AN IMPACT. Every bracelet purchased places 12 bees with our organic agricultural partners, supporting pollinator populations in chemical-free habitats where they can thrive.

One bracelet. Twelve bees. A better world.

Every purchase of Protect Our Pollinators bracelets places 12 bees with our organic agricultural partners, supporting pollinator populations in chemical-free habitats where they can thrive.

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Protect Our Pollinators Bracelets

Wear something that makes a difference.

Our Protect Our Pollinators bracelet is more than an accessory—it's a way to support the tiny creatures that help sustain our planet.

Small Actions

Bigger Possibilities

You can help by planting native flowers, creating pollinator-friendly gardens, and supporting agricultural practices that protect pollinator habitats.

And you can start with a simple action: a bracelet that supports a cause worth caring and sharing.

WHY POLLINATORS MATTER TO OUR PLANET

THEY HELP FEED THE WORLD!!!

Many fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds depend on animal pollination. Pollinators contribute to the production of nutritious foods and help sustain agricultural livelihoods around the world.

THEY KEEP ECOSYSTEMS THRIVING

Pollination allows many flowering plants to reproduce. Those plants provide food and shelter for wildlife, help sustain natural habitats, and support biodiversity.

THEY HELP SUSTAIN BIODIVERSITY

From meadows and forests to deserts and agricultural landscapes, pollinators connect plants and animals in an intricate web of life. Healthy pollinator populations help support healthy ecosystems.

THEY CONNECT US TO NATURE

A bee visiting a blossom, a butterfly crossing a garden, or a hummingbird hovering over a flower reminds us that even the smallest creatures can have an extraordinary impact.

When we protect pollinators, we help protect the living systems that sustain us all.

MEET THE POLLINATORS

Small Creatures. Extraordinary Impact.

BEES — Nature's Essential Workers

From honeybees and bumblebees to thousands of species of wild bees, these remarkable insects help pollinate flowering plants and many of the crops that feed us. Some specialize in particular flowers, making diverse bee populations especially important to healthy ecosystems.

BUTTERFLIES — Beauty with a Purpose

As butterflies visit flowers for nectar, they transfer pollen along the way. They also contribute to food webs and can serve as indicators of environmental change.

MOTHS — The Night Shift

Often overlooked, moths visit flowers after dark and help pollinate plants that bloom at night. They are also an important food source for birds, bats, and other wildlife.

HUMMINGBIRDS — Tiny Birds, Big Contributions

These energetic birds carry pollen between flowers as they feed on nectar. In the Americas, hummingbirds are important pollinators for many native plants.

FLOWER-VISITING FLIES — The Unsung Heroes

Hoverflies and other flower-visiting flies pollinate many plants, including some crops. They remind us that pollination is not just a job for bees.

BEETLES — Ancient Pollinators

Beetles were among the earliest pollinators and continue to pollinate a variety of flowering plants today.

BATS — Pollinators After Dark

In many tropical and desert ecosystems, nectar-feeding bats pollinate plants such as agave and certain cacti. These bats help sustain plants and ecosystems that people and wildlife depend on.

EVERY POLLINATOR HAS A ROLE. EVERY HABITAT MATTERS.

Together, pollinators help maintain the diversity and resilience of our natural world.

Protecting them means protecting more than individual species. It means helping preserve the interconnected web of life on our planet.

Let’s talk micro-internships for a better world

Micro-Internships

Companies get things done. Students gain experience. Together, we make it a better world

How It Works

  • 4–40 hours: A focused project completed over a flexible timeframe.

  • Defined scope: Clear goals, responsibilities, and deliverables agreed upon before work begins.

  • Flexible work: Remote or in person, depending on the project.

  • Independent contractor (1099): Fixed compensation and engagement terms agreed upon in advance.

What is a Micro-Internship?

A micro-internship is a short-term, project-based engagement that connects companies with students to accomplish specific goals.

Companies get help moving projects forward; students gain hands-on experience while contributing to work that matters.

TOGETHER

 WE ARE IN THIS 

You don’t have to wait until graduation to start making an impact.

Put your skills to work for a better world. Bring your talent. Build experience.

Care about clean energy? Protecting the environment? Improving health? Creating more sustainable products? Or using technology to solve real-world problems?

Connect with companies that are working on the issues you care about and help them move solutions forward.

Through Make It A Better World micro-internships, you can apply what you’re learning to real projects, gain hands-on experience, build professional connections, and contribute to work that matters to you.

Turn What You Care About Into What You Can Do

  • Work with purpose: Explore projects from companies addressing challenges you care about.

  • Apply your skills: Put your knowledge and ideas to work on real-world solutions.

  • Build your future: Gain experience, strengthen your résumé, and discover potential career paths.

You don’t have to wait until graduation to start making an impact.

Find a project that matters to you. Help make it happen.

What You’ll Gain

  • Real-world experience: Work on meaningful projects with actual organizations.

  • Professional connections: Meet company leaders, innovators and potential mentors.

  • Skills that set you apart: Build your portfolio, strengthen your résumé, and demonstrate what you can do.

  • A chance to make an impact: Help organizations move promising ideas and solutions forward.

  • Flexible opportunities: Take on focused projects that fit your interests, skills, and schedule.

Find Your Opportunity

Whether you’re studying engineering, business, technology, sustainability, marketing, or another field, there may be a project where your skills can make a difference.

You don’t have to wait until graduation to start making an impact.

It all begins with you.

Maybe you want to build a meaningful career where you can grow and contribute.

Maybe you want to support innovative brands that reflect your commitment to a healthy lifestyle and environment.

Or maybe you want to be part of a community that is a force for good - to learn, share, be a cheerleader and ambassador for the changemakers.

We need you.

Benefits for Students

Apply your skills to real-world challenges, build your résumé, develop professional connections, and work with companies addressing causes you care about.

Have a project that has been sitting on the sidelines?

Benefits for Companies

Get projects off your desk, access fresh ideas and emerging talent, and make progress on important work.

Get meaningful work done. Discover emerging talent.

Why Offer a Micro-Internship?

  • Move projects forward: Get help with a specific task, research question, or project your team needs to complete.

  • Give your team a hand: Get extra support without committing to a traditional, long-term internship.

  • Access fresh talent and ideas: See how emerging professionals approach real-world challenges.

  • Build your talent pipeline: Connect with students who may become future employees, interns, or advocates for your organization.

What Could a Student Help You Accomplish?

Projects can draw on skills in engineering, technology, business, marketing, research, sustainability, data analysis, communications, and more.

Examples include:

  • Researching a new market or emerging technology

  • Evaluating a business opportunity or potential solution

  • Developing a marketing or communications concept

  • Analyzing data or organizing research

  • Exploring ways to improve a product, process, or service

  • Helping advance an innovation that has been waiting for attention

Start with one project. Define a clear outcome. Give a student the opportunity to help you get it done.

How It Works

  1. Identify a project. Choose a defined task or challenge where a student’s skills could help.

  2. Tell us what you need. Share the project goals, desired skills, estimated hours, and a point of contact or mentor.

  3. Connect with students. We help bring your opportunity to students interested in applying their talents to real-world work.

  4. Make progress together. Provide guidance, establish deliverables, and help a student contribute to a meaningful result.

Projects can be designed around your needs, with a focused scope and flexible schedule.

Help Develop the Next Generation of Innovators

Your organization has real challenges to solve and experience worth sharing. Students have fresh perspectives, developing expertise, and a desire to put their skills to work.

Get something done. Develop emerging talent. Make it a better world. 

We have the power to shape our future

Our Journey Begins Here

Why are we doing this?

We are shining the spotlight on companies that are industry leaders. They are the innovators taking real steps to improve their impact on the world. It’s your choice as a consumer, as an employee, as a student, as a changemaker and as a community. It’s your future.

Choose to Make It Better!