My First Give-Away: Karma Blend Whole Bean Coffee

I am very excited to bring to you my very first blog give-away!  I have a friend that works for this amazing company calledONEHOPE Wine.  For every bottle of wine that is sold, the company makes a donation to a specific cause.  Each varietal supports its own specific cause, for example a purchase of Chardonnay supports the fight against breast cancer.  Their wine is delicious, but more so, I love what they are doing as a company to make a difference in the world!I’m not feeling like a wine give-away is a good idea. So I looked to Karma Coffee.  This comes from a part of the same company called ONEHOPE Coffee.  Karma Coffee fits perfectly with Positively Stacey! Have a great cup of coffee and spread some good out into the world! How easy is that!

The Social Impact of this Karma Coffee is to fund micro loans through Kiva.org

Entering this give-away is easy!
Just click and fill out the below information to have a chance to
win 2 pounds of Karma Blend coffee!
You can be spreading good karma all while having a cup of coffee.  How easy is that!

Directly from ONEHOPE Coffee:A 100% premium arabica coffee bean blend. The Karma Blend is a full-bodied medium roast blend that evolves through layers of complex flavors. Bold and intense, the finish is clean with a brightness that lingers gently on the palate.

SOCIAL IMPACT
Kiva – Microloans allow low-income individuals access to financial services to lift themselves out of poverty.

Kiva is a microfinance organization that lends small amounts of money to individuals or those who do not have access to traditional banking services. These small loans allow recipients to invest in their small businesses so they can grow their profits, provide for their families, and repay their loans.

The average microloan is $162 and can help an entrepreneur buy grain, seeds, supplies, or property to grow their business. There is a 99% repayment rate for microloans.

People we’ve helped with loans so far:

Simona
Simona is a mother of four and a potato farmer in Honduras. This loan is to help her buy seeds and agricultural supplies for growing potatoes so that she can sell the crop and support her family with food, clothing, and education. Simona’s dream is to be able to purchase a plot of land that can be properly farmed, where she can raise her crops and sell them completely on her own. This will enable them to have a better standard of living and ensure that her children can continue to go to school.

Jonathan Andres
Jonathan is a 22 year old single dad of one son in Ecuador. Jonathans loan is to help him purchase naranjillas seeds, a fruit that is common in Latin American countries. This fruit grows in all seasons and can be used when making nectars, desserts, and marmalades. This loan will help him to grow crops, sell them for a profit, and be able to care for his son and father.

Serving up the Good Karma!