Find your part in the idea.
What if the coffee parents already buy could help a school? We can start with an existing café or roaster, then grow with people who want to help.
Choose your card. Each one opens a short invitation with a form and a link you can send to someone else.
Start with everyday coffee.
Parents, a local business and one school could test the first offer together.
Your usual coffee could do a little more.
Start with the coffee survey. If you know a local coffee business, send them their own invitation page.
Open your invitation ↗Cafés, shops and eventsYour regular customers. A little more good.
Tell us which would suit you: a stated amount per cup, a contribution from an event, or a tracked offer for parents.
Open your invitation ↗Roasters
You roast the coffee. We bring a school community.
Suggest one coffee, one bag size and one realistic contribution. You could handle checkout, packing and delivery.
Open your invitation ↗Schools and teachers
One school can help another get started.
Nominate an adult coordinator and choose a small research activity first.
Open your invitation ↗Connect the people who know.
Coffee knowledge and education experience can help us build this properly.
Help us understand the people behind the coffee.
Use the coffee questionnaire to share your terms and experience. We are asking about paid supply, not donated coffee.
Open your invitation ↗Exporters, importers and traders
Help us connect the dots from farm to bag.
Tell us what a small pilot could source through an existing supply chain.
Open your invitation ↗IB community and education networks
Could this become a shared learning project?
Offer feedback or an introduction to an educator who could help shape a small school-led activity.
Open your invitation ↗Coffee social enterprises and education organisations
You may already know what we need to learn.
Tell us what your organisation does and where a student project could usefully contribute.
Open your invitation ↗Bring a skill, a design or a new idea.
There is more than one way to help a small project grow.
A useful skill can move this forward.
Offer one skill, a little time or a useful introduction. We can then agree a specific task.
Open your invitation ↗Students and designers
Your ideas deserve a place on the bag.
Explore the label examples or bring an idea to a teacher before proposing a class activity.
Open your invitation ↗Funders and sponsors
Help a small pilot take its first step.
Suggest support or a funding approach. This is an enquiry, not a payment page.
Open your invitation ↗Ideas and introductions
What have we not thought of yet?
Describe the idea and the smallest version we could try.
Open your invitation ↗A few forms. Many useful conversations.
Parents have a coffee-habits survey. Growers and traders have a sourcing questionnaire. Other offers use a shared partner-interest form. Each invitation explains what we hope to learn, so you do not need an account to take part.
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