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OUR MISSION

Every Mozzo coffee has a positive impact through our C2C Fund™. Set up to connect, listen to, and empower coffee farming communities. Sourcing, roasting, and sharing ethical coffee is in our DNA and this fixed contribution per purchase keeps us accountable, enabling coffee growing communities to decide where its impact is needed most. It’s not fairtrade, it’s friendship.

From our original wind and solar-powered coffee cart to our industry-leading social equity initiative, doing the right thing is as natural to Mozzo as a morning brew.

Young African woman sorting through coffee bean drying

COMMUNITY2COMMUNITY FUND™

Committed to doing the business of coffee better, we put coffee growers and their families on a level with profit. Your coffee costs you no more, it just goes further.

How the C2C Fund works
RAISED to date
£163, 837.54
*Figure correct as of end March '25

We owe it to our growers to listen hard, understand their challenges and agree long-term solutions based on equity and trust. Working with communities where farmers can earn as little as $0.84 a day, we take our ethical coffee sourcing responsibility seriously. Any grassroots project we undertake must improve people’s lives through at least 1 of the 3 pillars of the Fund:

EQUITY

Giving farmers greater control over their conditions and resources.

EDUCATION

Empowering marginalised groups and improving their access to opportunities.

ENVIRONMENT

Minimising environmental harm to the natural habit and coffee ecosystem.

How the C2C Fund works

C2C Fund in action

Matumaini hospital in Idjwi Island with a queue of people waiting

Life-Saving Coffee: Supporting the Expansion of Matumaini Hospital

Mozzo has pledged to raise $60k needed to build a vital intensive care unit and operating theatre for Matumaini Hospital

Idjwi Island, DRC

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African woman throwing dried coffee beans into the air

How the C2C Fund works

We contribute with every cup, bag, and capsule sold. Discover how your coffee costs you no more, it just goes further.

Mozzo World

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Grant Lang standing inside the coffee bean storage facility with local coffee farming community from Honduras

Contributing to school projects in Honduras

Our C2C Fund is delivering infrastructure improvements to 4 schools across the San Juan and Intibuca regions.

Honduras

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A group of African women sitting and listening to Grant Lang

Funding Idjwi Island's first maternity & paediatric clinic

We're working closely with coffee cooperatives and women’s rights campaigners Rebuild Women’s Hope to bring healthcare to the community.

Idjwi Island, DRC

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Matumaini hospital in Idjwi Island with a queue of people waiting

Life-Saving Coffee: Supporting the Expansion of Matumaini Hospital

Mozzo has pledged to raise $60k needed to build a vital intensive care unit and operating theatre for Matumaini Hospital

Idjwi Island, DRC

Read on
A group of African women sitting and listening to Grant Lang

Funding Idjwi Island's first maternity & paediatric clinic

We're working closely with coffee cooperatives and women’s rights campaigners Rebuild Women’s Hope to bring healthcare to the community.

Idjwi Island, DRC

Read on
An African woman handling the drying coffee beans outside

An introduction to life on Idjwi Island

Idjwi Island produces some of the world’s best Arabica coffee, but for its population of 250,000 life is anything but easy.

Idjwi Island, DRC

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African husband and wife couple standing amongst coffee tree bush

Mozzo and Muungano: investing in sustainable coffee production

Muungano’s farmers had the perfect conditions, skill and mindset to produce specialty-grade coffee, but they lacked funds, facilities and equipment.

Kinyezire, DRC

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African woman throwing dried coffee beans into the air

How the C2C Fund works

We contribute with every cup, bag, and capsule sold. Discover how your coffee costs you no more, it just goes further.

Mozzo World

Learn more
An African woman handling the drying coffee beans outside

An introduction to life on Idjwi Island

Idjwi Island produces some of the world’s best Arabica coffee, but for its population of 250,000 life is anything but easy.

Idjwi Island, DRC

Read on
Grant Lang standing inside the coffee bean storage facility with local coffee farming community from Honduras

Contributing to school projects in Honduras

Our C2C Fund is delivering infrastructure improvements to 4 schools across the San Juan and Intibuca regions.

Honduras

Read on
African husband and wife couple standing amongst coffee tree bush

Mozzo and Muungano: investing in sustainable coffee production

Muungano’s farmers had the perfect conditions, skill and mindset to produce specialty-grade coffee, but they lacked funds, facilities and equipment.

Kinyezire, DRC

Read on