Coffees with a Purpose
What is Coffees 4 A Cause?
Coffees 4 A Cause is:
- an Artisan Coffee Roaster (we love what we do, it's largely about the art of roasting)
- a Roaster that invests into the communities that grow the coffee
- a Roaster that roasts coffee to order (no stock sitting on shelves going stale)
- a Roaster that chooses high altitude SHB (Strictly Hard Beans), better flavour beans
- a Roaster who roasts small batches
- A social enterprise - we plough profits back into meaningful causes
How do you make an impact?
We reinvest profits into community projects, feeding programs, literacy, orphan care and disaster relief.We also invest into the communities that grow our coffee.We provide healthcare facilities, education facilities, improved farming methods and micro loansTake a look at our latest partnership to help fund libraries in Vanuatu - libraryproject.com.au
What makes your coffee special?
Our small-batch roasts highlight unique flavours, while supporting farmers.Our choice of high altitude coffee beans and micro growers from some of the best coffee growing regions around the world, allow for nuanced flavour profiles
Can I get my coffee customised?
Yes, we offer customisable coffee options to suit your taste preferences. Email us and we'll work together to roast the coffee you'd love to drink.Our roast to order philosophy means each batch is customer specific.
Where do your beans come from?
We source beans from small scale farmers (less than 5 hectares) using ethical methods and who are dedicated to sustainable practices.These farmers agree to grow according to a set standard.We choose regions that are following good sustainability measures, like Costa Rica and Ethiopia
How can I support your cause?
By purchasing our coffee, you contribute to meaningful community initiatives.Each order creates profits for ploughing back into coffee growing communities and other projects. One of our latest partnerships is with The Library Project in Vanuatu - improving Literacy by installing libraries in every school in Vanuatu. libraryproject.com.au