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Why Ethical Sourcing Matters (Especially When It Comes To Your Morning Coffee)

Why Ethical Sourcing Matters (Especially When It Comes To Your Morning Coffee)

Let’s be honest, coffee is more than just a drink. It’s how most of us start our day, find a moment of calm, or share time with others. At Camano Island Coffee Roa...

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Discover the rich, smooth taste of our Papua New Guinea Medium Roast

Discover the rich, smooth taste of our Papua New Guinea Medium Roast

There’s something special about a cup...

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Juana’s Story – Woven with Faith
Juana López Ramírez’s Story – Woven with Faith

In a community where daily life is woven with challenges, Juana López Ramírez has stitched together more than just fabric—alongside her sisters, she has built a path toward economic independence and hope.

At 25, Juana lives with her parents and several siblings in a shared home, where teamwork and faith are the threa...

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More Than Threads: How Juana Creates Opportunity and Community
More Than Threads: How Juana Creates Opportunity and Community

From her home in the village of La Pista, Juana Raymundo is quietly transforming her family’s future – thread by thread. At 31 years old, she lives with her husband, Miguel Pérez, and their three children: Benjamín, Juan David, and little Marta Arelis. While the journey hasn’t been easy, Juana is building somet...

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A Strong Start: César’s Story
A Strong Start: César’s Story

At 55 years old, César Mendoza Urbina lives in the rural community of El Carmen 2, Nicaragua, with his wife, Oliveyda Abigail, age 30, and their two children – Cecia, 12, and Isaac, 5.

For years, the family faced crushing economic hardship. Their income barely covered food, often forcing them into debt. Their children wore patched sh...

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