#UKCoffeeWeek
uk coffee week will be back 16-22 April 2018
A nationwide celebration of coffee that also raises funds for coffee growing communities.
“You can’t make coffee without fresh water - but more importantly we can’t live healthy lives without fresh water either. It is our most precious resource, so I am very proud to be a part of any initiative which extols the virtues of coffee with friends while helping provide fresh water for those who most need it.”
Latest News
We are very proud to announce that UK Coffee Week has raised over £3335,000 for Project Waterfall, making it the most successful campaign to date! Over 4500 donors and sponsors came together between 10-16 April 2017 to help bring clean drinking water and sanitation to coffee growing communities.
What is UK Coffee Week?
UK Coffee Week is a nationwide fundraising initiative where coffee operators, trade professionals and their customers join together to celebrate the vibrancy of British coffee culture while raising valuable funds for the communities which grow our coffee.
All funds raised during this week go directly to Project Waterfall, an initiative established to bring clean water and sanitation to coffee growing communities around the world.
Get Involved
Sign Up
Registration is currently closed, but if you are interested in taking part in 2018, please contact Laura Newby at lnewby@allegra.co.uk
FUNDRAISE
Find out about fundraising efforts from 2017 and get thinking, from donating 5p from every coffee sold to a raffle, there's something for everyone.
CHANGE LIVES
100% of the funds you raise will support Project Waterfall, providing clean drinking water in coffee growing communities around the Bean Belt.
Project Waterfall
UK Coffee Week is a fundraising campaign with Project Waterfall at its heart, raising money to bring clean water and sanitation to coffee growing communities. in 2016, UK Coffee Week raised an incredible £275,000, with plans to increase this in 2017.
Since 2011, we have raised over £625,000 for this incredible cause, changing over 24,000 lives in Nicaragua, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda and Ethiopia.
