LIFE-SAVING COFFEE

Expanding the Hospital of Hope by donating 100% of profits

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Green building with blue roof - Hospital of Hope on Idjwi Island, DRC
Green building and blue roof: Hospital of Hope, DRC

SIP Coffee, save lives

We are on a journey to raise $60k to build & equip an operating theatre and intensive care unit for the community on Idjwi Island (DRC), home to Rebuild Women's Hope (RWH) Coffee Cooperative. Together, Mozzo and RWH built the Hospital of Hope in 2020 and have reunited in 2024 to extend the crucial work of the clinic so more lives can be saved. Donating 100% of profits from the entire Rebuild Women's Hope coffee collection, our aim is to reach this goal by end 2025. We cannot do it without your involvement and luckily all you need to do is enjoy some truly special coffee, and feel the buzz of doing good whist you sip.

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Outline of a pink bear filled nearly to the top with green to represent money raised for Rebuild Women's Hope

Hospital of hope

Group of people gathered outside green building with blue roof (Hospital of Hope, Idjwi Island, DRC)

Noella Bear

Brown teddy bear with white coffee bean stitched into foot with green ribbon round it's neck

Drink coffee save lives

Mozzo founder Grant Lang, Marketing Director Kim Evans and three women from Rebuild Women's Hope stood in front of a table with Mozzo coffee products on it

prevailing hope

The first baby to be born at the Hospital of Hope, Noella Mweragi (pictured below) is now a healthy little 3-year-old girl, living on Idjwi Island in Eastern DRC. Before Noella, less than 50% of pregnancies on the island made it to successful delivery. Since Noella’s birth, on 26th Dec 2020, over 4,000 other babies have been safely welcomed at the hospital. However, whilst Noella’s birth marked the start of a remarkable mission, it is painfully clear more needs to be done to save lives on the coffee-growing island. That is why we are pledging to expand the critical healthcare provision for the Idjwi Island community.

A family stood in front of their home on Idjwi Island, Democratic Republic of the Congo (2 parents and four children)

hospital impact

The average midwife salary in DRC $60 a month, RWH pay $200 a month
Before the clinic, less than 50% of pregnancies made it safely to birth
The DRC ranks in the top 10 worst countries for infant mortality & top 11 for maternal mortality
Since opening in Dec '20 the clinic has safely welcomed over 4,000 babies, treated 15,000 out-patients & 13,000 in-patients
an intensive care unit & operating theatre will provide further life-saving care - you can help by simply buying RWH coffee...

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