People you've helped with your coffee

Portion of all coffee & merchandise proceeds go towards paying for medical care in the developing world through Watsi, a nonprofit that uses 100% of its donations to crowd-fund medical & surgical treatments. Thanks in part to your coffee habit, these people can undergo the surgeries they need.
Kisembo
Ugandan 5 yo in need of epigastric hernia surgery
​Status: Fully funded
Meng
Cambodian 6th grader in need of cholesteatoma surgery
Status: Fully funded
Rashid
Malawian farmer in need of prostate surgery to better care for his 8 children
Status: Fully funded
Frank
Malawian farmer with a dental abscess in need of a tooth extraction
​Status: Fully funded
Khin
Burmese high schooler with congenital cardiac disease (Tetralogy of Fallot) in need of complex cardiac surgery
​Status: Fully funded
Dennis
Tanzanian kindergartener in need of contracture surgery after a burn accident
​ ​Status: Fully funded
Catherine
Tanzanian 3 year old in need of orthopedic surgery for a knee deformity (Genu Valgum)
​Status: Fully funded
Godson
Tanzanian toddler in need of orthopedic surgery for club foot repair
​Status: Fully funded
Ror
​Cambodian 9 year old in need of othopedic surgery for broken arm from playing football 
​Status: Fully funded
Ye
Cambodian Teenage in need of  complex heart surgery (mitral valve repair) for mitral regurgitation 
​Status: Fully funded
Kamarampaka
Ugandan retired civil servant and father in need of right leg mass removal
​​Status: Fully funded
Arinda
Ugandan high school senior in need of  inguinal hernia repair to return to school
​​Status: Fully funded
Kahebo
Ugandan farmer in need of Inguinal hernia repair
​Status: Fully Funded
Bolhubasa
​Market vendor with endometrial polyps in need of hysterectomy
Status: Fully funded
Chrestin
Ethiopian child in need of bladder extrophy repair
Status: Fully funded
Cheang
Cambodian toddler in need of cataract surgery. 
​Status: Fully funded
Sok Panha
Cambodian boy in need of contracture surgery after a burn
Status: Partially funded

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"A cup of coffee - real coffee - home-browned, home ground, home made, that comes to you dark as a hazel-eye, but changes to a golden bronze as you temper it with cream that never cheated, but was real cream from its birth, thick, tenderly yellow, perfectly sweet, neither lumpy nor frothing on the Java: such a cup of coffee is a match for twenty blue devils and will exorcise them all."
The Picayune Creole Cook Book 1901