Making every cup count with Common Coffee
Since partnering with Common Coffee in 2024, we’ve made a meaningful impact in a category that’s often overlooked, having so far distributed more than 1,200 cups of coffee to communities across the UK.
Common Coffee are now preparing their biggest donation to us to date, to give our network of charitable organisations over 14,000 cups of coffee this winter – bringing people together and combatting loneliness.
A recent survey told us that 81% of respondents are in need of hot drinks to get them and their communities through the cold and dark months ahead, which is why this donation is so valuable to us now. We can ensure we are responding to the needs of our network, thanks to our partnership with Common Coffee.
This partnership aligns perfectly with our current winter campaign in collaboration with Warm Welcome Spaces, with the shared belief that everyone should feel warmth, belonging and connection this winter – whether through a safe space to go to, or a warming cup of coffee whilst bringing people together.
“Tea and coffee are a huge gateway to socialising. People always need hot drinks, especially during the colder months. A cup of coffee and a chat with other members always brings people joy.”
– Redeemed Assemblies Support Service
Common Coffee are also members of 1% for the Planet, having committed to donating at least 1% of their revenue to environmental causes. Our shared commitment to protecting the planet further enhances our partnership.
This is just the beginning of a powerful partnership that aims to make coffee accessible to everyone.
Thank you Common Coffee for your dedication to making a difference for communities across the UK.
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