LIFE-SAVING COFFEE

Expanding the Hospital of Hope by donating 100% of profits

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SIP Coffee, save lives

We’re on a mission to raise $80,000 to bring life-saving care to Idjwi Island in the DRC, home of the Rebuild Women’s Hope (RWH) Coffee Cooperative. Together, Mozzo and RWH built the Hospital of Hope in 2020. Now in 2024, we’re taking the next vital step, building and equipping an operating theatre and intensive care unit so even more lives can be saved.

That’s why we’re donating 100% of profits from the entire Rebuild Women’s Hope coffee collection to this project, with a goal to reach $80,000 by April 2026.

We can’t do it alone, but getting involved couldn’t be easier. One way you can help is simply enjoying something you already love – coffee.

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Life-saving coffee

  • Hospital of Hope

    Idjwi Island, DRC

    A lifeline for over 300,000 people, the Hospital of Hope has already safely delivered more than 4,000 babies. With an urgent need for an intensive care unit and operating theatre, your support can help save even more lives.

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  • Expanding the hospital

    Building hope

    With construction being well underway, every brick laid brings new hope. The extension will give doctors the facilities to conduct life-saving surgeries and provide intensive care to patients who need it most.

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  • Life-saving coffee

    Every cup changes lives

    Every cup of our Life-saving coffee supports the expansion of the hospital, with 100% of profits going directly to the cause. Light, bright and bursting with purpose, the coffee is available as wholebean, espresso or filter ground.

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prevailing hope

The first baby to be born at the Hospital of Hope, Noella Mweragi is now a healthy little 5-year-old girl, living on Idjwi Island in Eastern DRC. Before Noella, less than 50% of pregnancies on the island made it to successful delivery. Since Noella’s birth, on 26th Dec 2020, over 4,000 other babies have been safely welcomed at the hospital. However, whilst Noella’s birth marked the start of a remarkable mission, it is painfully clear more needs to be done to save lives on the coffee-growing island. That is why we are pledging to expand the critical healthcare provision for the Idjwi Island community.

Noella Mweragi an African child outside

hospital impact

  • The average midwife salary in the DRC is $60 a month,
  • RWH pay $200 a month
  • Before the clinic, less than 50% of pregnancies made it safely to birth
  • The DRC ranks in the top 10 worst countries for infant mortality & top 11 for maternal mortality
  • Since opening in Dec '20 the clinic has safely welcomed over 4,000 babies, treated 15,000 out-patients & 13,000 in-patients
  • an intensive care unit & operating theatre will provide further life-saving care - you can help by simply buying our life-saving coffee

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Introducing Noella

The fifth child of her parents Furaha and David, Noella (meaning “Christmas”) was the first baby to be born, on 26th Dec 2020, at the newly opened Hospital of Hope...

The Hospital of Hope

Read on...

Marceline & Fyfy: The Sisters Shaping Hope in the DRC.

Coffee is the vehicle for change, but part of the true driving force behind the Hospital of Hope project are two remarkable sisters. On Idjwi Island they are restoring hope for women and their families.

The Hospital of Hope

Read on...

Introducing Noella

The fifth child of her parents Furaha and David, Noella (meaning “Christmas”) was the first baby to be born, on 26th Dec 2020, at the newly opened Hospital of Hope...

The Hospital of Hope

Read on...

Expanding Matumaini Hospital

Mozzo has pledged to raise the $80,000 needed to build a vital intensive care unit and operating theatre for the hospital.

The Hospital of Hope

Read on...

Matumaini Hospital: Where Hope is Born in the Hardest Times

While primarily a maternity and paediatric clinic, Matumaini Hospital has become a true lifeline for the people on Idjwi. Its doors remain open to everyone.

The Hospital of Hope

Read on...

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