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.

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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: Funds pending

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: Funds pending

Ror
​Cambodian 9 year old in need of othopedic surgery for broken arm from playing football 
​Status: Funds pending

Ye
Cambodian Teenage in need of  complex heart surgery (mitral valve repair) for mitral regurgitation 
​Status: Fully funded

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"The morning cup of Caf? Noir is an integral part of the life of a Creole household. The Creoles hold as a physiological fact that this custom contributes to longevity, and point, day after day, to examples of old men and women of fourscore, and over, who attest to the powerful aid they have received through life from a good, fragrant cup of coffee in the early morning."

The Picayune Creole Cook Book 1901