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One dollar. One child. One village.
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One Village Coffee
One dollar. One child. One village.
The One Village Coffee Story
At One Village Coffee, we understand an exceptional cup of coffee doesn’t just happen by accident. It’s something you have to create. Pursuing the art of craft roasting is our way of creating exceptional coffee for you to enjoy. It’s based on our idea that roasting each batch of coffee by hand is the only way to bring out the highest quality in every single roast. So whether it’s a Full City, Vienna or French roast, you can be sure you’re drinking our coffee at the peak of its flavor.
We also believe our coffee is only as good as the communities that grow it. That’s why as a small coffee company, we’re committed to helping one village at a time. And it begins with raising our standard for coffee beyond just taste. It means supporting sustainable practices for coffee growers and community development around the world. We do this, in part, by supporting the MAMA Project and Stephen's Children.
What is the MAMA Project?
One dollar. One child. One village. The MAMA Project is an organization that provides medical treatment and community development programs to rural villages in Honduras....more
Who are Stephen's Children?
Stephen’s Children is an organization based in Cairo, Egypt. It reaches out the “poorest of the poor” living in the garbage dumps of Cairo. Over 500,000 families currently live in extreme poverty among the garbage dump, and many of them are one-parent homes with no husband or father. Many children suffer from abuse and malnourishment. They also have no opportunity for education or securing any type of job....more
Learn more about One Village Coffee at:
http://www.onevillagecoffee.com/
We also believe our coffee is only as good as the communities that grow it. That’s why as a small coffee company, we’re committed to helping one village at a time. And it begins with raising our standard for coffee beyond just taste. It means supporting sustainable practices for coffee growers and community development around the world. We do this, in part, by supporting the MAMA Project and Stephen's Children.
What is the MAMA Project?
One dollar. One child. One village. The MAMA Project is an organization that provides medical treatment and community development programs to rural villages in Honduras....more
Who are Stephen's Children?
Stephen’s Children is an organization based in Cairo, Egypt. It reaches out the “poorest of the poor” living in the garbage dumps of Cairo. Over 500,000 families currently live in extreme poverty among the garbage dump, and many of them are one-parent homes with no husband or father. Many children suffer from abuse and malnourishment. They also have no opportunity for education or securing any type of job....more
Learn more about One Village Coffee at:
http://www.onevillagecoffee.com/
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Mike I love this pic. If you want, feel free to work with the Livingroom concept and creates some design and visual identity to the vision for our group. You are the artist, and I love that about you.
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