Our Story
We're not just a beverage, we're a movement with two missions: healthy living, and restorative justice
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Healthy Living
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Honergy is a beverage whose recipe comes straight from the earth's natural resources. ​Whether in ancient Egypt, or modern America, before there were over-the-counter medicines, or even desserts, there was honey. Humans have been using honey as a tasty treat, and health-aid for thousands of years.
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Honergy is a healthy alternative to sugar-laden sodas, and artificially sweetened drinks. We source our honey from natural honey farms before it has been mass-produced and chemically-altered. Combining the fizz of carbonated beverages, with the sweet flavor of natural fruit, Honergy can fuel you up without the crash of caffeine.
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Honergy is for athletes who need a natural boost, or anyone who enjoys a healthy lifestyle but doesn't want to compromise on taste.
Honergy contains only five ingredients
WATER
HONEY
LEMON
FRUIT EXTRACT
NATURAL FLAVOR
ACCORDING TO SCIENCE DIRECT, HONEY IS A NATURAL ENERGY BOOSTER WITH ANTIOXIDANT, ANTIBACTERIAL AND ANTISEPTIC EFFECTS ON YOUR BODY
Restorative Justice
Honergy's social mission is to empower system-affected people through education and entrepreneurship, using restorative justice practices. We accomplish this by funding a full time private high school.
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Spentem Restorative Justice High School is located in Braintree, MA. USA. It is a unique school whose entire faculty is made up of ex convicted felons who have paid their debt to society, graduated from college, and are now trying to uplift the next generation of at-risk youth through education and mentorship.
DRINK FOR JUSTICE
ACCORDING TO SCIENCE DIRECT, CREATIVE TEACHING, AND CALCULATED RISK-TAKING ARE KEY FACTORS WHEN PROVIDING AT-RISK STUDENTS WITH SUCCESSFUL LEARNING OUTCOMES
Every time you purchase a can or a case of Honergy, you are helping to financially sustain an innovative community service model in Spentem High School. We believe in restoring our communities one human being at a time.
