1. Coffeecare Ltd. In Tanzania, “...the rate of children dying before they reach their 5 th year of life has been calculated to be 30 times greater than those in developed countries...” http://www.equinetafrica.org/bibl/docs/ARMequity.pdf We can help solve this crisis by funding a unique health care initiative that was designed by Dr. Charles Majinge, Director of Bugando Hospital in Mwanza, Tanzania. For every coffee order we receive, we will electronically transfer three dollars to Bugando Hospital's health care outreach fund.

2. Coffeecare Ltd. The following children have Burkitt's Lymphoma, a cancer that is treatable and curable. The medication costs around 50 dollars. Since the monthly income of a family is less than 50 dollars, the cancer goes untreated, it metastasizes, and it kills. When we properly fund Bugando Hospital's health care outreach program, death and disfigurement caused by afflictions like Burkitt's Lymphoma will be defeated.

3. Here's our Coffee In a special fund raiser, Coffeecare will wire transfer $3.00 to the Bugando Hospital Health Care Fund for every retail order than comes to our Amazon link. Amazon picks, packs and ships. Gift-wrapping available! You can purchase our coffee at: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005250U5I http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005250U5I The New York Times has called Sweet Unity Farms coffee, “The Cabernet of coffees.”

4. What makes this product so good? 1 David Robinson supervises Sweet Unity Farms in Tanzania. The farmers pick only ripe shade grown “cherries” that contain Tanzanian AA beans. The beans are separated from the cherries, dried, packed in 60 kilo sacks, then shipped to the United States. After inspection and certification by the United States Department of Agriculture, the Tanzanian AA green beans are roasted and ground to order. Your satisfaction is guaranteed!

5. Here's the Story Some corporations tell the farmers what they are going to pay them for their products David Robinson provides a direct trade route out of Africa for the Tanzanian farmers at Sweet Unity Farms The end result is a better price to the farmers which allows David and the farmers to establish community projects such as development of solar power grids

6. The Health Care Support Fund Coffeecare, Ltd., a nonprofit corporation, is using Sweet Unity Farms Coffee to raise funds for the health care needs of children in Africa Dr. Charles Majinge, Director of Bugando Hospital in Mwanza, Tanzania, has set up a fund to assist with pressing health care needs of the children Coffeecare, Ltd., will wire transfer funds from your coffee purchase directly to the Fund Read about the fund at www.coffeecare.uswww.coffeecare.us

7. Supports of local disabled vocational workers Coffeecare Ltd. pays a local team of disabled vocational workers (www.ahrc.org) to affix labels to our productswww.ahrc.org

8. Support of Local Nonprofits Your nonprofit group can sell this coffee as a fund raiser Your nonprofit organization will receive special wholesale pricing You can raise at least FIVE dollars for each pound of coffee you sell Repeat business is inevitable This is a Win, Win, Win, Win Scenario: Your nonprofit wins, the cooperative of farmers win, rural African children win, and local disabled vocational workers win! Minimum commitment for wholesale pricing is 20lb. of coffee

9. Why not give Sweet Unity farms coffee as a gift? Your gift will become the gift that keeps on giving, especially to the African children! Coffeecare sells Sweet Unity Farms Coffee as one pound bags of freshly roasted ground beans You can purchase our coffee at: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005250U5I http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005250U5I For more information email chris@coffeecare.us or call (631) 404-8217chris@coffeecare.us