Melbourne's newest not for profit coffee roastery, cafe & trike. For every kilo roasted, we plant a tree in Timor-Leste. Ethical, Social, Environmental Coffee.
Timor Leste - Melbourne
Joined September 2014
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The #EU 🇪🇺 has started a new way to support #rural #development in #TimorLeste 🇹🇱 Planting trees from now on will help reduce #carbon emissions providing an income for 2,000 farmers of "Rai Matak" initiative implemented by @OxfamEU #EUGreenDeal ➡️europa.eu/!QU44RQ
After the bushfires and covid, if a planet forward recovery isn't of the highest priority, when will it ever be? #qanda
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PUBLIC (COFFEE) SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT! ☕☕☕
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Guess who's back for good??
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Our very favourite ethical direct trade coffee purveyors and Australian dead set legends @WithOneBean!
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We're so happy to welcome Jake,… instagram.com/p/CAbg9gygvH7/… – at Melbourne, Victoria
Tune in to @ABC_NewsRadio @abcmelbourne today at 11.30am to hear Alice chatting all things coffee, trees, preserving and that @BarackObama tweet with Kate OToole.
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@WithOneBean – at Melbourne, Victoria
Here’s the thing: Even with problems of this magnitude, each of us can still find a way to make change. That’s why I’m proud of young people like Alice Mahar, a environmental activist in Melbourne. Read about her and find ways you can help, too: obama.org/updates/how-you-ca…
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Not everyday you get a shout out from @BarackObama 🙂.
Nice work @fya_org #YoungSocialPioneer #AliceMahar @WithOneBean @cornerstoreTCSN 👏👍& 2019/2020 @ObamaFoundation Fellow along with #YSPers @HayleyMcQuire @usmangiki
Here’s the thing: Even with problems of this magnitude, each of us can still find a way to make change. That’s why I’m proud of young people like Alice Mahar, a environmental activist in Melbourne. Read about her and find ways you can help, too: obama.org/updates/how-you-ca…
That feeling when @BarackObama mentions our very own Alice Mahar and the work of @cornerstoreTCSN to give back to bushfire ravaged communities as well as how @WithOneSeed is working to ensure a healthy planet for generations to come. 🙌🏽
Here’s the thing: Even with problems of this magnitude, each of us can still find a way to make change. That’s why I’m proud of young people like Alice Mahar, a environmental activist in Melbourne. Read about her and find ways you can help, too: obama.org/updates/how-you-ca…
Thanks to @BarackObama and the @ObamaFoundation for their support.
Here’s the thing: Even with problems of this magnitude, each of us can still find a way to make change. That’s why I’m proud of young people like Alice Mahar, a environmental activist in Melbourne. Read about her and find ways you can help, too: obama.org/updates/how-you-ca…
Our own Alice Mahar has been selected as one of the #ObamaLeaders and we couldn't be more excited!
We’ve just announced the #ObamaLeaders from across the Asia Pacific. From advocating for quality education in Cambodia to increasing access to sustainable energy in Micronesia, these individuals are taking on the biggest challenges across their region. obama.org/asia-pacific-19
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Interested in how delicious coffee can create a social impact? @WithOneBean is a not-for-profit and one of our Ethical Enterprise Award finalists who will be sharing more on this!
Conference tickets available here: lnkd.in/gACBiuZ
#eea2019 #moralfairground #withonebean
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Whats your #carbonfootprint ? I've just offset my #carbonemissions with a tree planting scheme in Baguia, #TimorLeste 150,000 trees planted and audited so far - you can monitor them here withoneseed.org.au/ 🇹🇱🌳🌴🌿 @andrewmahar
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Independence day celebration in Baguia, Timor-Leste. It was great to hear in the President of Timor-Leste speech his concern about climate change and his encouragement to plant more trees. #withoneseed… instagram.com/p/Bx0oEHLFYZc/…
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This analysis by Dr. Brett Inder of @MonashUni is spot on. Return to investment in #coffee culture is 50:1 v #oilgas' 8:1. Poverty incidence is highest in #TimorLeste coffee growing region. Makes complete sense to address their #poverty as a matter of priority.
