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Drink
our coffee. Build an
economy. Pass it
on!
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Our Mission : We sell delicious Haitian coffee because it supports Haiti's economy. Second, we use it to raise money for our work in Haiti. We've raised nearly $30,000 in 3 years JUST by selling coffee. Moreover, we buy our coffee from Singing Rooster.org -- a wonderful nonprofit doing great work in Haiti who meets, then exceeds principles of fair trade.
We use the Rooster's coffee parish-wide at fellowship hour, and parish-level coffee coordinators hold special coffee sale fundraisers: church bazaars, holiday fairs, when the bishop visits!
If you're encouraged by our coffee-selling success, ask Molly at Singing Rooster to help you use Haitian coffee in your own fundraising. |
Singing Rooster's
Haitian Mountain
Bleu Coffee
comes from a
single origin
and is natural.
Put simply, Haitian
farmers can’t
afford chemicals;
they use organic
methods like
composting and
shade-grown techniques.
Haitian Mountain
Blue coffee comes
from the same
type of coffee
plant & is
grown in a similar
region as the
wildly successful
Jamaican
Blue bean
- but at a fraction
of the price.
$7.20 a bag goes
back to Haiti:
$4 to haitian
coffee farmers,
$3.20 to the Haiti
Project. |
| Price:
Each 12
oz bag
of Haitian
Mountain
Bleu Roast
is $10
- 100%
of proceeds
go back
to Haiti. Shipping
is automatically
calculated
using the
US Postal
Service.
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New: Full City
Medium Roast |
New: Vienna
Medium-Dark |
French
Dark Roast |
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Cupping notes : Tinges of lemony highlights balanced by a rich, chocolaty body. Smooth & Lingering finish.
The best of both worlds: brightness of a lighter roast with a smooth, rich finish. Characteristics of the Haitian bean shine.
Medium dark brown in color, good for varietal character.
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Cupping Notes : Definitive roasty goodness, hints of dark chocolate, medium body. Balanced cup, mellow acidity.
Smooth.
Ideal for fundraisers, grocery stores, those who enjoy a rich, smoky-taste with subtle lemon undertones.
Moderate dark brown with occasional light surface oil.
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Cupping notes : deep, smoky-taste with hints of attractive bittersweet flavors, lighter body (all dark roasts have lighter bodies).
Ideal for consumers who like it well done -- deep, smoky taste with nuances of black chocolate.
Dark brown in color, shiny with oil, black undertones.
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Questions
about our
coffee?
Want to know how you can use Haitian coffee to raise funds for your nonprofit? contact
Molly:
molly@singingrooster.org or
608. 721. 0622 |
Our
Mission 
The Haiti Project
is an Outreach
Ministry of the
Episcopal Dioceses
of Milwaukee.
We work in partnership
with others from
all walks of
life who share
the belief that
education, clean
water, access
to medicine,
and compassion
are basic human
necessities.
Ending poverty
in Haiti is multifaceted,
and we take our
role of stewardship
seriously. That’s
why more than
90% of our expenses
are used for
programs that
directly affect
the people living
in Haiti - especially
the small and
mountainous community
of Jeannette.
100% of our funding
comes from private
sources, including
individuals,
churches, corporations
and grants. Our
collective goal
is to promote
self-sufficiency
and independence.
Join
us. Let
us know you're
interested.
Keep
informed:
Join
our email newsletter
- Just
6 times a year.
Topics include
fighting hunger and poverty,
clean drinking
water, economic
development,
medical treatment and
education in Haiti.
Diocese
of Milwaukee
- Haiti Project
804
E. Juneau Ave
Milwaukee, WI
53202
Project
Coordinator:
Elizabeth van
der Weide
elizabeth@haitiproject.org
Diocese
of Eau Claire
Coordinator:
John & Carol
Meacham
N5910 Yellowsands
Spooner, WI 54801
johnm1825@yahoo.com
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Project.org |
a
501(c) 3 organization
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- Madison's Favorite Website Designer Company Ask Molly at Singing Rooster -- how your organization can use Haitian Mountain Blue/Bleu coffee to raise money for your own work in Haiti and elsewhere around the world. The Haiti Project has raised over $25,000 JUST through coffee sales. Singing Rooster meets and then exceeds principles of Fair Trade |
| Singing Rooster - a registered 501 (c)3 nonprofit - provides direct assistance to coffee farming communities in Haiti for the sake of self-sustainability, dignity and economic autonomy.
We help cultivate and process high quality, gourmet Haitian coffee. Then we buy/export tons of green Haitian coffee beans and create new markets for it: roasted coffee, green coffee beans for home or commercial roasters, fundraising with coffee, and wholesale coffee to commercial roasters, cafes, and stores. This enables a stable outlet for our farmer partners and provides partial funding for our interrelated support -- we return 100% of the proceeds of coffee sales back to the farmers and their communities.
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