08/09/2026
🍯 A little honey, a lot of heart. ❤️
I’m sharing this because Schmidtgall Honey Bees is the honey I exclusively use in my sourdough baking, and I’ve always been proud to support a local beekeeper.
This Tuesday, you can support Carolyn while also getting some really good local honey. $5 from every pound sold will go directly to Carolyn as she rebuilds after an unimaginable loss.
And honestly… make a night of it! ❤️
🍝 Grab dinner at the Tuesday Market fundraiser dinner
🍯 Pick up some of Carolyn’s Honey
🥂 Then head over to Blaqmead for a drink and enjoy a little local date night!
Come support local businesses, local farmers, and—most importantly—a local family who could use a little extra love right now.
I’d love to see these 200 pounds of honey completely sold out. Let’s help make that happen! 🍯❤️
For those who don’t know, I have a small beekeeping business that I started a few years ago.
This spring and early summer, I had several of my beehives on Lower Dry Creek at Carolyn Thomas’s property. Fortunately, I moved those hives just a couple of weeks before the fire that destroyed everything Carolyn owned.
Yesterday, I extracted the honey from those hives.
I now have almost 200 pounds of honey that was made on Carolyn’s property, and if you know me, you know I can’t in good conscience sell that honey without giving something back to Carolyn.
So here’s the deal:
🍯 Carolyn’s Honey — $15/lb
❤️ $5 from every pound sold will be donated directly to Carolyn.
I’ll be selling this honey at the Athena Tuesday Market. These jars will have a unique label made specifically for this run of honey—a label I hope and pray we never have to use again.
I would absolutely love to see us sell all 200 pounds before the market season ends in just three weeks.
That would mean $1,000 going directly to Carolyn.
If you can’t make it to the market, please share this post. Tell your friends, family, coworkers, neighbors—anyone who loves good local honey—to come buy a jar.
Come buy Carolyn’s Honey this Tuesday. 🍯❤️
Let’s turn something that came from a devastating loss into something good