501(c)(3) Nonprofit · Columbus, Michigan
Membership keeps the habitat going in, the coloring books going out, and the research moving forward. Join for the year, or get in touch and we will walk you through it.
Why Join
The Pollinator Project is volunteer based. Members fund the work that happens all year: native plantings and pollinator gardens across St. Clair, Macomb and Oakland Counties, mason bee, butterfly and bat houses, the free educational coloring books and classroom resources, and the Pollinator Education Center taking shape at Goodells County Park.
The organization is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, so contributions may be tax deductible.
Membership Levels
Seven levels, each named for a pollinator and each valid for one year. Not sure which is right? Use the contact options below and we will help you choose.
Blossom Bat
Valid for one year
Mason Bee
Valid for one year
Bumblebee
Valid for one year
Butterfly
Valid for one year
Hummingbird
Valid for one year
Honeybee
Valid for one year
Queen Bee
Valid for one year
Get in Touch
Join online in a couple of minutes, or reach a person directly. Every option below goes to The Pollinator Project.
Memberships are processed securely through Zeffy, the platform The Pollinator Project uses for memberships and donations.
Opens Zeffy in a new tab. If you would rather not join online, use the Call or Email tabs.
Prefer to talk it through, or want to arrange a sponsorship alongside your membership? Call Kenneth Meyer directly.
586-612-5080This is the number listed on The Pollinator Project's Google Business Profile and printed materials.
Send a message about membership levels, renewals, sponsoring a hive or garden, or anything else. Include your name and the level you are interested in and we will come back to you.
[email protected]Opens your email app with the address filled in.
The Pollinator Project is based at Meyer Farms. Membership cheques and correspondence can be sent here.
The Pollinator Project
Meyer Farms
8236 Rattle Run Rd.
Columbus, MI 48063
Meyer Farms is a working farm and private property. Please call or email before planning a visit or a group program.
Other Ways to Help
A one-off donation, a sponsored hive or garden, or a few hours of your time all go straight into the same work.