Single-origin micro-lot · Zambia and Uganda

Our coffee helps fund orphan care in Africa.the fight against sex trafficking.care for 3,000+ children.schools for orphans throughout Africa.better pay for 400+ farmers.communities near and far.free care for expecting moms.beds for families in crisis.healing after trafficking.tools to protect children.

We pick every cherry by hand, then roast it in America. We buy our beans at a premium, so a portion of every bag funds orphan care in Africa. Then we give all of our profits back, locally, nationally and globally.

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100% of our profits given back, locally, nationally and globally Single origin, micro-lot coffee Roasted to order in the US Serving 3,000+ children Hand-picked and shade-dried Farmers paid above the middleman rate Century old Arabica #BeenThroughTheFire 100% of our profits given back, locally, nationally and globally Single origin, micro-lot coffee Roasted to order in the US Serving 3,000+ children Hand-picked and shade-dried Farmers paid above the middleman rate Century old Arabica #BeenThroughTheFire

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Our mission

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We buy our beans at a premium, so a portion of every bag funds orphan care in Africa and so much more. Then we give all of our profits back, locally, nationally and globally.

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Bought at a premium

We pay a premium for every bean we buy.
A portion funds orphan care in Africa

It funds orphan care and so much more.
All profits given back

Locally, nationally and globally.

Green hillside farms and banana plants on the slopes in Uganda — Uganda

Why Uganda

Thirty farmers became four hundred.

For generations the middleman took the larger share of this crop, and the families who grew it stayed poor. Our sourcing partner started with one conversation among thirty-odd growers. Since then they have bought land in the region to process the coffee and ship the green bean straight to the United States, so growers are paid above what the middleman paid them, and the proceeds fund a school in that same community for orphans and vulnerable children.

30 to 400: Farmers
4,200 ft+: Elevation
100+: Years of Arabica