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Through our fair trade sourcing partners, Noonday works with small farmer cooperatives around the world committed to impact. For this Guatemalan coffee, we partner with Ascociacion Chajulense, which was founded in Guatemala in 1988 and has grown to over 1500 members in 56 different communities. The organization's primary objective is to promote a sustainable development model that encourages an environmentally sound, economically feasible, and culturally fair business plan. The organization is also developing an eco-lodge called "La Posada" run by members and local youth, which will help support tourism within the area. By drinking Together Coffee, you are changing the world one cup of coffee at a time.
Beans are best stored between 70-74 degrees Fahrenheit
This piece is made by Artisans in Guatemala, most of whom are women. Because of the portability of their projects, the women are able to work almost anywhere, from their homes to the local market. This flexibility allows them to become breadwinners for their families while being able to care for their young children at home.
In Guatemala, young girls grow up watching their mothers and grandmothers create traditional crafts by hand. To make our jewelry, Artisans use glass beads and tiny looms to create intricate designs. For our handcrafted woven fabrics, women use natural dyes whenever possible. They boil local flowers, berries, and bark to create styles that are both beautiful and eco-friendly.
