Raise money with something people already buy every week.
Candy bars go stale. Wrapping paper sits in a closet. Coffee gets finished and reordered. That is why a coffee fundraiser keeps earning long after the first push — and why parishes, schools, and Knights of Columbus councils run ours year after year.
Two ways to run it
1. Sell the bags yourself
We roast, label, and ship a case to you. You sell after Mass, at coffee hour, at the fish fry, at the school pickup line. You keep the margin. Custom labels with your parish, school, or council name are included — you approve the design before it prints.
2. Share a link
No inventory, no minimums, no volunteers standing in a parking lot. We give your organization a referral link. Your people order online, it ships to their door, and your fundraiser earns on every order — including the reorders that come months later.
Most groups run both: bags on the table for the people in front of you, a link for everyone else.
What your supporters get
Specialty coffee grown by Catholic families in Central America and roasted in small batches, with the Agtron roast score printed on every bag. Six roasts named for the virtues, from a bright Agtron 80 to a French roast at 30. And 100% of net profits go to the Seminarian in Need fund in the diocese of their choice — so the fundraiser gives twice.
Getting started
Tell us your name, your role, your parish, school, or council, your city and state, and roughly how many bags a month you have in mind. A real person will email you back within two business days with pricing and a label mockup.
Knights of Columbus council? The Councils & Parishes page has the details specific to you. Buying in bulk for a café or business? See Wholesale.
