If you know of a specialty coffee business that could use help, encourage them to apply for financial aid through The ComeTogether Cafe Fund. The deadline to submit an application for the next cohort is closes on December 31.
With individual donors giving $8,000 and industry sponsors coming together for another $12,500, five specialty coffee businesses will be better equipped to face the financial hardships of the COVID-19 pandemic.
With so many coffee businesses across the country experiencing economic and emotional impacts due to COVID-19, we chatted with Spokane's Indaba Coffee to find out how their company is persevering during the pandemic.
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The ComeTogether Cafe Fund selection committee members are representatives from different corners of the coffee community. They will be reviewing all applications and choosing grant receivers in order to cover any biases the creators of this relief fund may have.
Making Thrillist’s list of The Best Ice Cream in San Francisco, Churn Urban Creamery is a formidable player in the city’s scoops game but a great spot for a coffee break, too. Farmer’s Blueberry Swirl, Matcha Stracciatella, and Salted Pretzel Caramel? Yeah, count us in.
Part 2 in "Coffee in the Time of COVID" is about Supa Coffee in Los Angeles, CA. We interviewed co-founders Hyeyoung Tarin, Dr. Cecilia Jarcia, and Eric Tjahyadi to find out how Supa Coffee is persevering during the pandemic.
For the first interview in our "Coffee in the Time of COVID" series, we interviewed Bianka Alloyn and Sabreen Naimah of Cute Coffee, to learn how they're adapting and persevering throughout the pandemic.
Your favorite cafes and coffee roasters still need our help. As we keep our distance to save lives, let’s come together to save livelihoods.