Davao-based Coffee for Peace (CFP) confirms that every Filipino, no matter where they’re based in the country, can be a “force for good” simply by sticking to a routine—like, say, enjoying their morning cup of coffee. This can be the case as they are a growing community of farmers and business owners practicing and advocating…
What if every Filipino, no matter where they’re based in the country, can be a “force for good” simply by sticking to routine—like, say, enjoying their morning cup of coffee?
ALTAVAS, Aklan – Coffee for Peace promotes justice and harmony through coffee produced by local farmers. Coffee for Peace is a community of peacebuilders, business owners, and local farmers who are practicing inclusive development principles in the coffee industry with social entrepreneurship as a business approach in achieving peace. Chief executive officer and founder of…
Paying forward the gift of peace can be as easy as learning the art of home-brewing your own coffee. That means every Filipino, no matter where they’re based in the world, can source beans that are figuratively grown with conflict-resolution and economic empowerment. When Davao-based social enterprise Coffee for Peace (CFP) got hit by the…
Coffee For Peace – What if every Filipino, no matter where they’re based in the country, can be a “force for good” simply by sticking to routine—like, say, enjoying their morning cup of coffee?
What if every Filipino, no matter where they’re based in the country, can be a “force for good” simply by sticking to routine—like, say, enjoying their morning cup of coffee?
What if every Filipino, no matter where they’re based in the country, can be a “force for good” simply by sticking to routine—like, say, enjoying their morning cup of coffee? Davao-based Coffee for Peace (CFP) proves this can be the case as its CEO and co-founder Felicitas “Joji” B. Pantoja confirms that they are a…
What if every Filipino, no matter where they’re based in the country, can be a “force for good” simply by sticking to routine—like, say, enjoying their morning cup of coffee? Davao-based Coffee for Peace (CFP) proves this can be the case as its CEO and co-founder Felicitas “Joji” B. Pantoja confirms that they are a…
can be a “force for good” simply by sticking to routine—like, say, enjoying their morning cup of coffee?
What if every Filipino, no matter where they’re based in the country, can be a “force for good” simply by sticking to routine—like, say, enjoying their morning cup of coffee?