About Hives for Lives Grandpa, "Honey" Hi! We are Carly and Molly and we are now 18 and 20.  Nine years ago our grandfather died from esophogeal cancer.  We wanted to do something to remember him and to make sure that others would not get sick and die like he did.  We have been beekeepers since we were little, and we figured out that we could actually sell our honey and donate all the money to the help beat cancer.  We call our company Hives for Lives, and it is now nine years old. In total we have donated over $200,000 to cancer research with our Local Honey Local Money program. Profits from our sales have gone to the Penn Abramson Cancer Center, Stanford Hospital, the Fox Chase Center, St Jude's, MD Anderson, the Mayo Clinic, Hunstman, Dana Farber, Sloan Kettering, the American Cancer Society and the Susan G Koman for a Cure foundation.  We have been in nine regions in Whole Foods Markets.  We are recruiting other kids to sell and raise bees along with us as HELPER BEES.  We have sold in more than 30 states! So -- if you love honey, let us know if you want to help! Take Care and Good Health! Molly and Carly, molandcar@hivesforlives.com   Check out the H4L segment (2 parts) on "The Greater Goods." Its a TV show on what companies are doing to be more socially and environmentally conscious (like recycling and giving back to the community). Our episode features H4L, Me to We Style (a company that sells T-shirts with positive messages that are manufactured in an ethical manner out of pesticide-free, renewable materials), and FareStart (a culinary institute and restaurant in Seattle that trains homeless and disadvantaged people to work in the food industry).  Halogen TV shows in over 12 million homes. Click for Part 1 Click for Part 2 Check us out on Channelone, a news channel that plays to over 6 million kids at school everyday in their classrooms.  It also appeared on the NBC Nightly News website. NEWS FLASHES:  We are so happy that Carly was just honored by carrying the Olympic Torch in London 2012 as part of the Coca Cola Future Flame program.  She was also recently recognized as a national Kohl's Kids Who Care Finalist.    This past year Hives for Lives was also featured on PBS's show Biz Kids.  Check out the Hives story.   Finally, the Hives for Lives: Young Business Women's Club at our school was honored as one of ten Subway High School Heros.  Check it out here: Subway Hives.  WHOLE FOODS Vision Day:  We spoke at the 2008 Whole Foods Pow Wow Day in Austin, TX.  We even got to meet Mr. Mackey.  Look for us in  Whole Foods stores in the Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Northeast, North Atlantic, South, Southern and Northern California and Rocky Mountains. Blast from the past: Want to see and hear us when we were really little?  We are featured on the most visited Kids and Teen Health Site in the US.  Check out little Carly's article in the Kids Health section and little Molly's article in the Teens Health section! Also, check out the really cool slideshow on the site too, just click on the window with the star and our picture!