About Us
Our Board of Directors
Our Board of Directors
Our Board of Directors
LCBA officers are volunteers who serve two-year renewable terms.
The Board meets on the 4th Wednesday of each month. Members who would like to address a board meeting may contact the Secretary to have their concerns placed on the agenda.
2023 Officers
President: Steve Howard
Vice President: Bill Cummings
Secretary: Monica Mansfield
Treasurer:
LCBA officers are volunteers who serve two-year renewable terms.
The Board meets on the 4th Wednesday of each month. Members who would like to address a board meeting may contact the Secretary to have their concerns placed on the agenda.
2023 Officers
President: Steve Howard
Vice President: Bill Cummings
Secretary: Monica Mansfield
Treasurer: Naomi Elliott
Community Outreach Coordinator: Lauren Mizar
Education Coordinator: Noel Sharp
Mentorship Coordinator: Cody Warren
Who we are
Our Board of Directors
Our Board of Directors
Lewis County Beekeeper's Association is a
501(C)3 nonprofit corporation of hobbyist & commercial beekeepers serving Lewis County, Washington, and parts of Thurston/Cowlitz Counties.
We are a volunteer-run organization
supported entirely by members' dues &
donations that keep our events & services
open to the public.
To read LCBA's registration
Lewis County Beekeeper's Association is a
501(C)3 nonprofit corporation of hobbyist & commercial beekeepers serving Lewis County, Washington, and parts of Thurston/Cowlitz Counties.
We are a volunteer-run organization
supported entirely by members' dues &
donations that keep our events & services
open to the public.
To read LCBA's registration information as a Washington nonprofit corporation on the Washington Secretary of State's website, www.sos.wa.gov.
LCBA's EIN #: 46-1301873
UBI# 602 956 112
Our mission
Our Board of Directors
Our mission
- To help members start & sustain bee colonies, sharing expertise through meetings, classes, workshops, & our mentor program;
- To serve county residents by removing unwanted bee swarms and colonies;
- To preserve the honey bee by sharing up-to-date information about identifying & controlling bee diseases & keeping bee-friendly gardens;
- To teach
- To help members start & sustain bee colonies, sharing expertise through meetings, classes, workshops, & our mentor program;
- To serve county residents by removing unwanted bee swarms and colonies;
- To preserve the honey bee by sharing up-to-date information about identifying & controlling bee diseases & keeping bee-friendly gardens;
- To teach harvesting honey for families, and friends, & as a potential income source.
- To encourage youth to explore beekeeping as a hobby or even a career.