Powering Women Coffee Producers to Build Thriving Livelihoods

When a woman coffee farmer thrives, an entire community rises. Over 2,000 women are already rewriting what’s possible in coffee.

Your support fuels the next chapter.

WOMEN POWERED COFFEE

MISSION

We build thriving businesses with smallholder women coffee farmers in Latin America.

The Problem

Seven out of ten hands that farm your morning coffee belong to women. But fewer than one in ten dollars from this $200 billion industry reaches them.

This isn’t just a wage gap — it’s a gap in dignity, food on the table, and the resilience to weather the storms of climate change.

But it doesn’t have to be this way.

Our Approach

When women are equipped with training, funding, and market access, they don’t just grow coffee—they grow thriving businesses that anchor families, heal ecosystems, and spark generational change.

Our Commitment:

By 2030, we aim to reach 10,000 women on the path to transforming 5 million livelihoods worldwide.

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2,000+ women producers supported

The Thriving Business Framework

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Our Impact

If we equip smallholder women with training, seed funds, and market access, then they will gain resources, earn higher incomes, and expand their agency — in their farms, households, and communities. With smallholder women, we are rewriting what resilience looks like for generations to come.

Meet their stories

Ericka Mora

COSTA RICA
Ericka, Ruben and her three daughters were the first to believe in our organization. Ever since, we have been working closely with her entire family.
Ana Lorena

COSTA RICA
To Lorena, the leader of her family farm and micro-mill, Café FAMU, coffee means a way of life.
Aracelly Robles

COSTA RICA
The youngest of six siblings, Doña Ara’s childhood memories revolve around coffee.
Margoth Rivera

COSTA RICA
As a child, Margoth harbored dreams of studying and becoming a professional.
Taty Vargas

COSTA RICA
Tatiana is a smallholder coffee producer from the El Guarco area of Cartago, Costa Rica.