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8 Coffee Brands that Make the World a Better Place

Sometimes we need an extra cup of coffee in the morning to serve as pick-me-up.

And some mornings, it’s just not enough.

But there’s another way to get a boost from your cup of joe without upping the caffeine.

Many coffee bean sellers are giving a portion of their sales to charities and other great causes, so you can feel even better about pouring that second mugful.

Here are seven coffee companies that you can buy from that’ll make you feel like a good person.

 

1 –  Grounds and Hounds Coffee Co.

From the author: In the spring of 2012, I unexpectedly stumbled upon a dog adoption operating on the side of Montana Avenue in Santa Monica, CA.

I was in no way planning, or prepared to adopt a rescue animal when I left the house that morning, but when a malnourished, brown and white, Dalmatian crawled into my lap, it was clear that I would be welcoming a new member to my family.

She immediately became the center of my life and I cannot imagine a day without her.

 

2 – Cozzee (Offline)

From the author: Cozzee™, a hybrid word for coffee and a cause, is the new, socially conscious way to drink amazing coffee. Making a difference with Cozzee charity coffee.

They sell premium coffee online from the best coffee producing regions of the world and allow their customers to impact the world by giving away all the profits from their purchase (that%u2019s right, all) to a cause that they choose.

 

3 – C.U.R.E. Coffee

From the author: We partner with Colorado-based Boca Java, who works directly with farmers harvesting estate coffee high in the mountains of Nicaragua, to deliver premium coffee for a cause! Boca Java roasts C.U.R.E. Coffee fresh to your order and donates $3 per bag to Project C.U.R.E., which in turn provides medical relief to the farmers who grow the beans, their families and neighbors.

Join us in supporting these farming communities and send donated medical supplies and equipment to the coffee growing region of Jinotega with C.U.R.E. Coffee.

 

4 – Sons of the Flag

From the author: Sons of the Flag is a nonprofit organization committed to supporting military and first responder burn survivors by providing funding for innovative research.

We bring together passionate community leaders, pioneering physicians, experienced military service members, dedicated first responders and purposeful civilians to complete our mission.

 

5 – Bitty & Beau’s Coffee.

From the author: Amy married “Mr. Wright” 27 years ago.

They’re the proud parents of four children – the two youngest, Bitty & Beau, having Down syndrome – which makes them feel like the luckiest people on the planet.

As advocates for the value, inclusion and acceptance of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, the Wrights have dedicated their lives to making the world a better place for their children and others living with disabilities.

The Wrights opened the original Bitty & Beau’s Coffee, January 2016 in Wilmington, NC.

 

 6 – Birds & Bees Coffee

From the author: In 2008 Scott Weidensaul, David Pritchard, Madeleine Pengelley, Bridget Stutchbury, Kenn Kaufman, Bill McGonigle, and the Wilson family launched the Birds & Beans coffee brand in the US to revitalize the Smithsonian Bird Friendly® shade-grown organic coffee certification and bring a truly ‘good coffee‘ back into the United States.

The Smithsonian Bird Friendly® certification is independently considered the best guarantee of environmentally sound, sustainably grown coffee farming.

Now by simply drinking the right coffee, coffee lovers can help preserve over 100,000 acres of prime tropical habitat and biodiversity, save birds, family farms and the Earth we all share.

 

7 – Three Avocados Coffee

From the author: Our story begins in the humble village of Bulopa Uganda.

Bulopa, like many other villages in Uganda, is a very remote and extremely poor village.

There is a small church there, which amounts to nothing more than a few sticks in the ground and some benches.

We had been invited to worship with the people of Bulopa.

Despite the fact we were over four hours late, the entire village was there to welcome us.

It had been a long day, we were all tired and eager to get back to the comfort of our hotel in Jinja.

And then it happened.

As the offering basket was passed around, a poor widow placed three avocados in the basket.

It was literally all she had.

And she gave it up, all for the sake of others.

You see, in Uganda, the pastors do not receive any pay.

The food they eat is given through the offering as they visit different villages.

That widow had given all she had to ensure someone else could eat.

What a beautiful gift.

 

8 – Bcafé

From the author: We bring into the market the best coffee beans produced by unique farms in Colombia.

Our Coffee also changes the lives of hundreds of children.

90% of the profits for each bag of coffee sold, helps needed children in Latin America to learn English, to practice Soccer and to do Leaderships workshops thru our program Futbol4Life

Our coffee quality?

The reputation of our coffee is not limited to the coffee specie we grow in Colombia or to its post harvesting processes.

Our coffee is also known all over the world due to the environmental conditions of Colombia, and the quality control and support systems that have been designed by the Colombian coffee growers.

They make sure Colombian Coffee always meets the quality needed for the consumers around the world.