Another Good Coffee - Doing Great Things - "Sweet Unity"

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When you purchase Sweet Unity Coffee, Sweet Unity Farms will donate $2.50 per bag to the Carpenter's Kids Program.

The Carpenter’s Kids Program is a partnership between the Anglican Diocese of Central Tanganyika and the Episcopal Diocese of New York. “Carpenter’s Kids” are Tanzanian HIV/AIDS orphans and other vulnerable children in need of love and financial support for a chance in life through education. The program links New York and Tanzania parishes for the principal purpose of sending these children to school, by providing a uniform, shoes, school supplies, and daily breakfast. The Tanzanian population is estimated to be approximately one third Christian, one third Muslim, and one third of tribal beliefs. This program is nonsectarian, and does not discriminate in selecting the children in any way, respecting the diverse local population.


http://www.upcountryinternational.net/index.html

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