UK Coffee week is for

Retailers

Hundreds of coffee businesses will be joining forces this October to help raise funds for coffee growing communities. Will you be one of them?

Join the community
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88%

of coffee companies surveyed said taking part in UK Coffee Week made a positive impact on their business.

69%

of consumers would like to see their coffee shop taking part in initiatives that support coffee growing communities.

100%

of funds you raise will support Project Waterfall in bringing clean drinking water to coffee growing communities.

35,000

lives changed by the UK Coffee Week community since the campaign started in 2011.
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Involve your team

This campaign is a great opportunity to step out of the day-to-day and involve your staff in organising a fun, meaningful and successful fundraising week.

Engage your customers

Boost sales and start meaningful conversations with your customers at a time when ethical commitments are increasingly important to consumers.
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A smiling woman in a coffee shop wearing a UK Coffee Week badge

CONNECT WITH PEERS

UK Coffee Week provides a powerful platform for coffee brands to connect and collaborate, working together to engage new audiences while supporting coffee growing communities.

MAKE AN IMPACT

UK Coffee Week exists to give back to the communities growing our coffee by investing in sustainable clean water, sanitation and hygiene projects.
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How to get involved

1. REGISTER

Sign up online in minutes. Registration costs just £25.
Sign up

2. FUNDRAISE

Decide on how you’re going to raise funds during the week.
Get inspired

3. CHANGE LIVES

100% of the money you raise will support Project Waterfall.
This year's project

“At Wogan Coffee, we focus largely on sustainability, traceability and ethical sourcing - making sure that the coffee growers and farmers are supported, paid a fair wage, and guaranteed to live in sanitary conditions. We have been working with Project Waterfall over the years, and love seeing how they give back to the local communities by providing clean water and also education to the coffee communities at source. UK Coffee Week is a great way to shout about their brilliant charity work, and it's a pleasure to be involved.”

Laura Wogan, Wogan Coffee