Our coffee is harvested in the most natural way possible, whenever possible, organic practices are used by our farmers. It's as clean as coffee gets!
Your order will directly help fund our network of over 750 pro-life organizations across the country.
In two years we have been able to donate over $300,000—saving lives across the nation.
Not many coffee companies can trace their crops to the farmer level...we can. Through our sourcing partners we personally know every farmer who grows our coffee.
Because of our Direct Trade sourcing you'll enjoy unparalleled quality and support local farmers who we pay 300% more than what fair trade requires.
What are the most recommended coffees?
Our top recommendations are Life Blend, Espresso Roast, and Ethiopian Medium Roast.
Is our coffee organic?
Our Domincan Light Roast and Espresso Roast are USDA certified organic but the resy of our coffees are not certified organic, as it is a difficult and costly process to obtain a certification...
...But we know all our farmers and how our coffee crops are grown and harvested. Whenever possible, organic practices are used by our farmers, along with detailed quality control inspections. Our sourcing is transparent and is as clean as coffee gets!
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How do we source our coffee?
We source our coffee through Direct Trade, considered the most ethical method, as we collaborate directly with local coffee farmers. We go beyond fair trade standards by paying farmers 300% more, ensuring they earn fair and legitimate wages.
From farm to cup, we're revolutionizing the coffee industry by establishing a supply chain that prioritizes uplifting people before profits.
How we save lives
Seven Weeks Coffee was started in 2021 as a values-based business that is on a mission to save the unborn by providing the world's best specialty coffee and donating 10% of every sale to pro-life pregnancy care centers across the nation. This is upwards of 50% of our profits.
It's simple, when you drink Seven Weeks Coffee you are saving lives.
