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Clinton Foundation Coffee Summit, November 2011
Singing Rooster joined the Clinton Foundation's Coffee summit in Haiti, November 2011.
We made lots of new friends and came together with other nonprofits, for profits, farmers, roasters, exporters, and the Haitian government to discuss Haiti's coffee future.
By working together, we can assure farmers get the support they need to live better lives -- to become leaders of their communities, providers of stability.
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Private Labeling: some groups want to use their own labels on our delicious Haitian coffee. It's possible, but requires a little work

SERRV.org puts a simple sticker about their organization on the back of the Rooster's coffee bag.
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The Children's Peace Project fills beautiful purple bags with the Rooster's roasted coffee (we helped them pick the bag & make the sticker) |

Health 4 Haiti buys our beans green & roasts / packages the coffee completely on their own.
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SERRV International & the Rooster

Nonprofit, fair trade retail giant SERRV.org began a partnership with Singing Rooster in June. We couldn't be more thrilled!
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Roast your OWN?
Green Beans: we're now selling beans green to home and retail roasters. Tell your favorite roaster about the Rooster.
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The HaitiProject.org has raised over $18,000 in 2 years just by selling Singing Rooster's coffee. We've helped other nonprofits to raise thousands for their own work in Haiti.
Molly's
back
from
her
wild
trip
to
Nicaragua
where she learned about growing mushrooms on coffee waste/pulp --->
read
more
The
awesome
gals at
Equator
Estate
Coffees
& Teas,
Brooke
and Helen,
sent the
Rooster's
Molly to
Nicaragua
to a conference
on food
sustainability.
A
Fair Trade
for Haitian
Coffee
-- article
about the
Rooster
written
by freelance
writer
Steve Furay.
Cleveland's Ten Thousand Villages -- a nonprofit store devoted entirely to fair trade & supporting third world countries - sells the Rooster's coffee
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Dallas
Haiti Project
sells Haitian
coffee
to raise
money for
their work
in Haiti:
Oak
Hill Students
Get Schooled
in Giving.
Singing
Rooster
teams
up with
Haitian
Mountain
Blue
to support
grants
to Haitian
coffee
farmers.
Max & all the Kids at Wayneflete School, Portland Maine are raising money for Haiti by baking pies & selling coffee. Hmm.. I'm thinking raisin cream with a mug of Mountain blue.
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After
the
earthquake,
local
reporters
tracked
down
the
Rooster
and
others
who
work
in
Haiti.
We
had
returned
4
days
before
this
devastating
event
from
a
most
amazing
coffee
expedition
-
so
many
new
friends
with
so
much
heartache.
We
are
more
determined
than
ever.
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There are
hundreds
of organizations
filled
with thousands
of dedicated
individuals
who are
doing beautiful
things
in and
for Haiti.
What
joins us
is compassion,
energy,
and a sense
of purpose.
Equator
Estate
Coffees
& Teas
- Thanks
to Brooke
at Equator
Coffees
for raising
money for
our coffee
seedling
program.
The outpouring
of love
is a good
balance
to the
recent
destruction
and devastation
felt by
our friends
in Haiti.
Healing
Hands for
Haiti
is a not-for-profit,
non-governmental
agency
with no
religious
or political
affiliation
which respects
diversity.
We work
in cooperation
with governments
and local
organizations
when mutual
goals are
aligned
for the
benefit
of Haitian
people.
Maison
de Naissance
serves
a destitute
group of
women and
children
in Haiti
with competent
and compassionate
health
care.
Haiti
Marycare
works with
local partners
to improve
lives through
child and
family
health
programs,
education,
and community
development.
Colorado
Haiti Project
- a non-profit
founded
in 1989
to extend
aid to
the poorest
of the
poor in
a rural
area called
Petit Trou
de Nippes,
about 80
miles west
of Port-au-Prince.
Our
Bodies,
Ourselves
- a nonprofit,
Boston-based
public
interest
group that
focuses
on women’s
health
education,
advocacy,
and consulting.
Help
the Aged
- Canadian-based
agency
dedicated
to improving
the quality
of life
of the
elderly
poor, supporting
their independence
and inclusion,
and providing
services
and programs
to relieve
distress,
poverty
and sickness.
100%
of Singing
Rooster's
efforts
go BACK
to Haiti;
our
goal is
to provide
direct
assistance
to rural
coffee
farming
communities
through
interrelated support
for the sake of self-sustainability, dignity and economic autonomy.
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