We work with some incredible black coffee producers who grow world class coffee beans.
About us
What is it we do?
We Provide World class coffee and support the BLM movement.
- Delicious
- Affordable
- Fair trade
- Supports BLM
We're a new company
We are a new company who are passionate about two things, great coffee and fighting racism. We strive for excellency, inclusiveness, diversity and transparency. We’re here to make a difference, and with your help, we can. Coffee is a great way to support the worldwide black community, and here’s why, coffee exports alone contributes to over 1% of Africas entire GDP, and this crop is the livelyhood for thousands of African families across the continent, this, along with our charitible commiments can provide a tangible difference to the lives of thousands of black induviduals, and produce exeptional coffee along the way.
The Charities
Runnymede
Runnymede is a registered charity and think taank that aims to “challenge race inequality in Britain through research, network building, leading debate and policy engagement”.
The organisation, which is funded entirely by donations, states: “Our authoritative research-based interventions in social policy and practice, and our public engagement with decision makers, will assist policy-makers, practitioners, and citizens, to reduce the risk of our society being blighted by racism and discrimination to the detriment of us all.”
Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust
The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust was named after Stephen Lawrence, a black teenager who was murdered at the age of 18 in a racist attack in southeast London.
The trust is an educational charity, which was created “to tackle inequality in all forms” and is committed to “transforming the life chances of young people and improving the world in which they live”.
Stand Against Racism and Inequality (SARI)
Stand Against Racism and Inequality (SARI) provides support for people who have suffered hate crime, including attacks that were racist, homophobic, transphobic and/or sexist.
The charity employs trained caseworkers in order to help victims with the mental trauma they are experiencing, to assist with legal proceedings and to refer them to other services that may be of use.
Kick It Out
Kick It Out is an organisation in England that uses football in order to promote equality and inclusivity.
“Kick It Out is at the heart of the fight against discrimination for everyone who plays, watches or works in football,” it states.
Beginning as an independent charity called Let’s Kick Racism Out of Football in 1993, Kick It Out was officially established four years later.
Discrimination Law Association (DLA)
The Discrimination Law Association (DLA) works to improve equality law by bringing together a range of individuals, including discrimination law practitioners, policy experts and academics.
It carries out its mission by partaking in activities such as submitting responses to government consultations and participating in conferences and seminars.