We sell coffee that we think tastes good period.

Our focus is on the little things, quality, and simplicity. We don’t overly complicate the coffee.

 

Our process is simple, we source our coffee from suppliers who grow ethically and environmentally sustainable coffee beans.  We roast the same day the order is placed for a better cup of coffee.

 

 

I think we can all agree that the uncertainty experienced in 2020 pushed us to take stock of the little things in our lives.

We often assume that it is difficult to fix things ourselves. We either expect others to do the hard work or assume that the world is ok as it is, but if we stop kidding ourselves and look at reality, it paints a clear picture. Our lack of connection has caused us more problems than ease. 

Our communications are reduced to emoticons and memes. And if that isn’t the case, often we let many things remain unsaid. 

 We let relationships fall apart, we avoid confrontation when things get difficult, and by doing that we give a clear message to our future generations; Your words and your voice do not matter, they do not have the power to change anything. 

And yet we know that the people who have changed the world are the ones who have communicated with clarity and convection what they want. 

We decided it was time for something different. We realized that most meaningful connections occur around a cup of coffee, i.e., first date, business meetings, sad news. 

This inspired us to create Papa Ben’s coffee, it is our goal to inspire people to take time and focus on the little things, stop to smell the coffee and connect with each other.

 

 

Papa Ben has a grandchild with limb loss, and the struggles he witnessed inspired him to take action.

 

it is our goal to bring awareness to limb loss, inspire people to take time and focus on the little things, stop to smell the coffee, and connect with each other.

 

To support our commitment to our goal of bringing awareness to limb loss we donate a % of every sale to the Lucky fin project.

 

The Lucky Fin Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that exists to raise awareness and celebrate children and individuals born with symbrachydactyly or other limb differences (upper, lower, congenital, and amputee).

 

• Creates a support network for parents across the U.S. and around the world.
  • Links parents to medical information and resources.
  • Provides education on limb differences.
  • Hosts events and financially support efforts for children attend specialized camps, obtain prosthetics, and to fund other organizations within the limb different community.

The Lucky Fin Project has published awareness brochures for distribution to hospital Labor & Delivery wards, birthing centers, Obstetricians, Pediatricians, Orthopedists, and parents.

 

So, we challenge you to take 15 mins (the time to drink a cup of coffee) out of your day to connect with someone, anyone.

 

Papa Ben’s coffee, a company derived from love out of adversity