Moka Joe Coffee

  • Coffee for Clean Water

    Moka Joe and Atlas Coffee Importers have created a new coffee to benefit the The Clean Water Foundation (www.cleanwaterfoundation.com) The proceeds of the sales of “Coffee for Clean Water” will go to purchase portable water filtration systems to be installed in our coffee communities around the world. Two million children...

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  • Moka Joe and B Corporations in the News!

    B Corp is a business organization certification that defines an entire company’s economic, social and environmental responsibilities directly in the business’s articles of incorporation. (sourced from Lance Henderson at the Bellingham Business Journal). Learn more at the bellingham business journal

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  • Moka Joe's Friend in Preserving the Planet

    Conservation Photographer Kevin Schafer, Recipient of the 2007 Outstanding Nature Photographer of the Year Award from the North American Nature Photographers Association generously provided a selection of his photos to Moka Joe. You can learn more about him at kevinschafer.com

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News

Coffee for Clean Water
By Moka Joe // May 05, 2009

Moka Joe and Atlas Coffee Importers have created a new coffee to benefit the The Clean Water Foundation (www.cleanwaterfoundation.com) The proceeds of the sales of “Coffee for Clean Water” will go to purchase portable water filtration systems to be installed in our coffee communities around the world. Two million children die every year from unfiltered water. Moka Joe, Atlas Coffee Importers and The Clean Water Foundation want to make a difference in the lives of our coffee farmers and their families. If you get a chance check out the documentary FLOW (http://www.flowthefilm.com/trailer) to learn more about our global water situation. You can also donate directly to www.cleanwaterfoundation.com. The picture below is of Trudy Scherting, owner of Moka Joe, and Leon McLaughlin, President of The Clean Water Foundation. They are cupping the coffee to be used for this project in the cupping lab at Atlas Coffee Importers in Seattle, WA.