Honeycomb Credit

06/30/2026

For our birthday, fees are on us!

On June 30, Honeycomb is covering the transaction fees on every investment for 24 hours - ACH, wallet, and hybrid. You invest in a business you believe in; we pick up the cost of the transaction.

We could throw ourselves a 9th birthday party. Instead, we're putting it toward what we're here to do: connect everyday investors with businesses across the country and take a barrier out of the way. Fewer fees in the middle, more capital reaching Main Street.

Find a business worth backing: https://invest.honeycombcredit.com/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=9th+Birthday

06/10/2026

Our investors at Mudita Venture Partners just published a deep dive on the Honeycomb model - how small businesses raise growth capital from the customers and neighbors who believe in them, and why that strengthens entire communities.
Read it here:

Our take on quantifying impact beyond investor returns, and community as a growth exponent.

05/13/2026

Harding House started with a taproom, local farmers, and a steadfast focus on ingredients that taste like Nashville.

In a few short years, that focus turned into a “Best New Brewery” award and a Rising Star nod for founder Nate Underwood.Now Harding House is getting ready to relaunch with a broader hospitality model that brings more neighbors into the story: cocktails, wine, non‑alcoholic options, and food partners who share the same commitment to local.

Swipe through to see how a neighborhood‑first brewery became one of Nashville’s standouts—and where they’re planning to take the Harding House experience next.

05/13/2026

Your money can do more than just sit in a fund. Find out how to invest locally with just $100 when you open a Honeycomb Investment account.

05/12/2026

Harding House didn’t start with national distribution. It started with a taproom, local farmers, and a stubborn focus on ingredients that taste like Nashville.

In a few short years, that focus turned a brand‑new brewery into a “Best New Brewery” winner and a Rising Star nod for founder Nate Underwood. Now Harding House is getting ready to relaunch with a broader hospitality model that brings more neighbors into the story: cocktails, wine, non‑alcoholic options, and food partners who share the same commitment to local.

05/12/2026

In Washington, D.C., just one inch of rain can send nearly 500 million gallons of stormwater rushing into an aging system that disproportionately harms low‑ and middle‑income neighborhoods. Green Compass taps into Stormwater Retention Credits and partners with DC Green Bank to build nature‑based projects that capture runoff before it reaches waterways like the Anacostia, Potomac, and Chesapeake Bay.

Swipe through to see how this team is turning runoff into revenue and resilience for the communities on the front lines of flooding and pollution.

05/11/2026

When people think of climate change, they often think of wildfires or solar panels - not rainwater. But stormwater runoff can be a real problem for cities with aging infrastructure.

in the District of Columbia, 1 inch of rainfall can generate as much as 500,000,000 gallons of stormwater runoff that pollutes the Anacostia and Potomac rivers, as well as the Chesapeake Bay.

Green Compass hopes to stop the rainwater before it reaches the system with green infrastructure.

Learn more about their campaign at the link in our bio.

05/11/2026

Introducing…picking up steam.

Every week, we’ll spotlight Honeycomb campaigns that are already gaining early investor traction this week: a scratch kitchen pizza cafe and an integrative wellness practice that both crossed key funding milestones days after lunch. Want to see the full details, terms, and risks before you invest? Head to the link in our bio and read each offering page and decide if backing these businesses is right for you.

04/22/2026

Climate action is not just for governments and corporations! It is for people and communities too.

For years, people have been sold the idea of their personal carbon footprint and how they can make changes. Paper straws, tote bags, glass bottles. And those things help. But they are not the kind of action that will move us away from fossil fuels.

Markets respond to money and investment. Learn how to invest in climate at the link in our bio.

04/22/2026

Climate investing is often framed as a values decision. It is also a household economics decision.

Earth Day 2026’s “Our Power, Our Planet” theme explicitly connects environmental protection to cost of living, energy access, infrastructure reliability, and long-term stability.

We think that matters. Affordable financing for climate-positive projects can reduce energy burden, improve resilience, and make essential costs easier to manage over time for real people in real neighborhoods.

Explore the live climate campaigns at the link in our bio.