HRNS works with the most vulnerable smallholder coffee families. Using a framework for change that encourages entrepreneurial spirit, it assists farmers in increasing their household incomes and creating financial stability for the long term. Visit site Related coffee: Guatemala San José Poaquil HRNS

Founded in 1988, Coffee Kids was the first nonprofit in the specialty coffee industry dedicated to improving coffee farmers’ quality of life. It collaborates with next-generation coffee farmers to help them recognize and fulfill their potential within the global coffee community. Visit site Related coffee: Honduras Coffee Kids Uniocafe

Food 4 Farmers helps coffee-farming families, cooperatives and community-based organizations to identify challenges, resources and strategies for building long-term, locally driven solutions to hunger. Its goal is real and lasting food security. Visit site Related coffee: Guatemala Ixil Avelina Fairtrade Organic Mexico CESMACH Fairtrade Organic

This project of HRNS works with a consortium of non-governmental organizations and research institutions to the generate tools, solutions and information needed to make the coffee supply chain more resilient against the challenges of climate change. Visit site

Owned by the Neumann Kaffee Gruppe, Tropical manages estates and collaborates with coffee growers large and small, as well as institutions and stakeholders, to encourage sustainable agricultural practices and a more stable coffee industry. Visit site Related coffee: Tanzania Ngorongoro Ridge Brazil Fazenda da Lagoa