Coffee Club

What if a cup of coffee could transform a village? By engaging justice through your morning cup, you provide Living Wages for farmers and their families and help support the village projects like orphan sponsorships and microfinance loans. For $27 dollars per month (including flat-rate shipping), the Coffee Club delivers two freshly roasted bags of coffee to your doorstep each month.

Coffee Launch Kit

Encourage your church, business, and office to engage justice through coffee. The Coffee Launch Kit helps you start a monthly Drink Coffee Do Good program that joins the local and global community.

Do Good Fund

While coffee is the heart of our ministry and sustainability, we also want to invest in the community where coffee can't always reach. The Do Good Fund is our non-profit sector that helps us to further care for the people of Bukonya most in need. This fund provides school fees, homes, a sustenance farm, and more for the orphans in our coffee community.

Coffee Bikes

Bicycles play an important role in coffee farming. Everyday, 300,000 coffee growers tend the coffee plants on Rwanda's mountainous, volcanic soil. The quicker the coffee beans (called cherries) get to the washing station, the higher quality they maintain. Traditionally, Rwandans either walk their cherries miles to collection points or ride rickety handmade wooden bikes. Not only are the wooden bikes unsafe and illegal, they are not efficient and are often incapable of carrying heavy bags of cherries.

Visit Rwanda

Imagine waking up in the lush hills of Rwanda and experiencing the reconciliation of a nation first hand. You now have the opportunity to travel with our Rwandan Expeditions, meet the farmers in Bukonya, visit the coffee wash station, and celebrate the blessing of relationships and work with the recipients of microfinance loans.

OnTour

Artists are partnering with Land of a Thousand Hills to help farmers in Rwanda reconcile and rebuild their village through specialty coffee. By drinking coffee on tour, your favorite music artists are building a sustenance farm for malnourished orphans, are giving coffee growers microfinance loans for coffee bikes, and are providing just, Living Wages to farmers and their families.

XP3

When people come together over coffee, relationships grow and community deepens. This is why Land of a Thousand Hills is excited to partner with the ReTHINK Group and the Orange Conference for an XP3 student series about friendship and coffee; a perfect combination.

Intern

Internship opportunities are available throughout the year in our Roswell office and roasting house. As a Land of a Thousand Hills Intern, you can expect to learn about specialty coffee, study microfinance and reconciliation, serve coffee and tell our story at conferences and events, assist with special projects, offer administrative support to the coffee sales team, conduct market research, help with our Rwandan projects, and drink lots of coffee!