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Clean Water in Action

Every well we fund represents a new beginning for a community. Here, two boys joyfully pump fresh, clean water — a moment that was once impossible for them and their families.

Each project begins with listening to the community, assessing their needs, and working with local leaders to find the best location for a sustainable water source. From drilling to construction to training, every step is designed to ensure that the well will serve the community for many years to come.

These projects don’t just quench thirst — they transform lives. Clean water means children can stay in school, families stay healthy, and entire villages can focus on building a brighter future.

A Focus on East Africa

Our projects are concentrated in East Africa — specifically Ethiopia, Uganda, and Tanzania — where the water crisis is most urgent and where the world’s finest coffee is grown. By focusing our efforts here, we not only support the regions where our coffee is sourced, but we also bring dignity and opportunity to the farmers and families who make our mission possible.

This local focus allows us to build relationships, understand cultural needs, and create water solutions that are embraced by the community and maintained for generations. Each well is a sign of hope and a testament to what happens when commerce and compassion work together.

Connecting Coffee to Clean Water

This map highlights one of our featured projects in Chelba, Yirgacheffe District — the very region where our Yirgacheffe coffee is grown. By funding wells here, we close the loop between the coffee you drink and the lives you impact.

Coffee farmers who harvest, process, dry, and sort these beans now have access to safe water for their families and workers. This creates a healthier, more productive community and ensures that the next generation can continue the tradition of growing world-class coffee.

Your purchase has a direct line to these projects — from farm to cup, and now from cup back to the farm.