For International Coffee Day, SGR brought together women coffee farmers from our cooperative partners across Rwanda for a day at @QuestionCafeRW , our social enterprise. It was an opportunity for the women behind Rwanda’s coffee to step beyond the farm and experience another part of the coffee value chain; from tasting and brewing to learning more about how their coffee reaches the cup. At SGR, we believe meaningful change starts by connecting people, strengthening partnerships, and creating opportunities across the value chain. From the women who grow it to the people who enjoy it ☕️

Knowledge grows and Coffee gets stronger Today, women coffee producers are coffee professionals, business leaders, and knowledge holders shaping the future of coffee. From seed to sip, they are turning experience into expertise and sharing it across their communities. At GCC 2026, we bring this knowledge together. Bring your expertise, your experience, and your ideas. 7 days to go. Register now. #WomenInCoffee #WomenCoffeeProducers #BuildTogetherLeadGlobally

Meet the voices bringing experience, ideas, and fresh perspectives to #GCC2026. Hear from speakers shaping conversations around coffee, collaboration, and a more sustainable future for the sector. Join us in five days. #BuildTogetherLeadGlobally #WomenInCoffee

“There is an opportunity to buy new coffee from the people you care about and trust.” Marcus Young Because the future of coffee is not only about what our women-led cooperative partners produce, but also about the relationships we build around it. That is the conversation #GCC2026 is opening up. There’s more to come. Join us in shaping what’s next. Build Together. Lead Globally.

Meet the voices bringing experience, ideas, and fresh perspectives to #GCC2026. Hear from speakers shaping conversations around coffee, collaboration, and a more sustainable future for the sector. Join us in four days. #BuildTogetherLeadGlobally #WomenInCoffee

"Quality and leadership go hand in hand. When women lead, it shows in the picking, in the process, in every detail." Matthew Kern, Founder of Dash Coffee Join us, come learn from the best, and bring your own expertise to the table. #GCC2026 #WomenInCoffee

Through continuous training, our women partners across the four regions of Rwanda are mastering the art of picking the right cherry, protecting the integrity of their coffee from the very first step. With each harvest, they are unlocking skills, building confidence, and shaping coffees that meet the highest standards.

This Earth Month, we return to where it all begins: the soil. 🌱 Healthy soil, responsible land use, and the application of best agricultural practices are not merely techniques; they form the foundation of resilient communities and a thriving planet. At Sustainable Growers, our work is grounded in equipping farmers with practical, climate-smart approaches that restore the land while enhancing livelihoods and long-term productivity. In caring for the land, we safeguard the systems that sustain us all. 🌍 #EarthMonth #SoilHealth #SustainableAgriculture #SustainableGrowers

“‘Her Voice, Her Future’ is more than words, it’s about taking action, delivering results, and proving what women can achieve.” Mukamusoni Ruth, President of Mayogi Co-op

“I once lived in fear, doubting my ability to create change, but today, I lead with confidence, shaping the future of my family and contributing to the vision of our cooperative.” Batamuliza Madeleine, President of TUK Co-op

“Today, our voices are heard and valued, and we are deeply grateful to our President, His Excellency Paul Kagame, who has made it possible for women to stand and speak with confidence.” Nyiranziza Dorothee, Vice President of Abakundakawanziza Co-op

“Learning to save money through the TSL group transformed my mindset. Today I have access to finance, grow my coffee farm, run other small businesses, and uplift my family’s economic future.” Mukabutare Mary, President of Gashonga Co-op

What an inspiring and joyful celebration of #IWD2026! Today, our CEO, Christine Condo, joined our remarkable women partners from TUK Co-op in Rwanda’s Eastern Province, together with local government leaders, to celebrate the strength, leadership, and achievements of the cooperative's members. Hosted by the cooperative’s members, the event recognized the incredible dedication and resilience of their 165 women coffee producers, women who continue to drive quality, sustainability, and progress within their communities. In a heartfelt moment of appreciation, TUK Co-op honored each member with a mattress as a token of gratitude for their commitment and for the successful harvest of the previous season. It was a celebration not only of hard work, but of shared success, partnership, and collective growth. Together, we celebrate the women who are shaping stronger cooperatives, more resilient communities, and a brighter future for the next generation. #TUKCOOP #WomenInCoffee #ResilientWomen #GiveToGain #SGR #PoweredByWomen #BloombergPhilanthropies