#ACoffeeForHope is a solidarity initiative of Share A Coffee For aimed at raising funds
for social aid and emergencies.
Help us raise funds with a simple gesture: donating your virtual solidarity coffee!
Donate your #SolidarityCoffee
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Virtual Solidarity Coffees
donated with the yellow mug
#ACoffeeForHope
The funds raised from this initiative will be donated to:
To the project that Hearts For Hue delivers in Vietnam, to help over 50 disabled people and families who are looking forward to get jobs, to generate income for their family, by delivering and building 50 chicken pen. Each participant will raise their 100 chicks for three months at which time they will sell 70 of them (now chickens) to the local market. That money will in turn be used to purchase new born chicks. 30 hens (of the original 100 chicks) will be kept and raised by the participants to lay eggs. Most of the eggs will be hatched to continue the model, the others as food. From this point on the model will be able to sustain itself and grow. All 50 people with disabilities are able to work the chicken pens. It is a daily obligation that takes 4 hours per day. They will feed the chickens, wash and clean the chickens, clean the chicken pens, collect eggs, source and prepare feed.
What have your solidarity coffees already turned into?
Breakfast with cookies, coffee, tea, chocolate, juice, honey, sugar, cereals and jam for the families in need in 74 soup kitchens in Madrid
Beans for feeding more than 100 kids at the Aymy School in Haiti, which is the only main meal they have or the only food they eat several times a day
Materials for the manufacture of a motorcycle, so that a family can be again self-sufficient, after losing it everything with Typhoon Yolanda in the Philippines.
The funds raised from this initiative have been donated to:
To the project for feeding families and individuals without access to food in Madrid, Spain, supplying 74 soup kitchens.
To a project for feeding more than 100 children with the main meal, at the Aymy School, in the border community of Anse-à-Pitres, in the south of Haiti.
To a project to supporting the families who lost it everything with Typhoon Yolanda, in the Philippines, so they can be self-sufficient by consolidating their own business.
Your solidarity coffee is already helping here:
Vietnam, Spain, Haiti and Philippines
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