How We Do It

$2 from every bag goes to Compassion International's Unsponsored Children's Fund. Every bag. Every time.

Not a percentage. Not a portion of profits. A fixed amount, sent whether we have a good month or a bad one.

You're already buying coffee. That everyday choice can do some good too.

Where It Comes From

Before we came to the U.S., my siblings and I moved between orphanages in Ethiopia. We lost our mother young. We were adopted, but that didn't last. Life kept shifting.

What we remember most isn't the instability. It's the people who chose to stay. Who didn't leave when it got hard.

That's why this partnership exists. Some kids are still waiting, and I know what it means when someone chooses to show up.

Why the Unsponsored Children's Fund

Right now 245,200 children in Compassion's program are waiting for a sponsor. The average wait is about seven months. Some wait years.

The fund makes sure that wait doesn't cost them anything. Meals, education, medical care, and a tutor who knows their name continue whether a sponsor has been found or not.

That's the gap our $2 fills. Not a new program. The care that keeps going while a child waits.

Why Compassion International

We don't send money somewhere and hope it helps.

Compassion works through local churches, so the care is delivered by people who already live in the community and stay after the money runs out. They know the children by name.

That matters to us. Because we know what it feels like to be unseen.