2013-05-10T11:14:52-07:00 2012-12-31 Hoogendyk & Associates LLC 3711 John F Kennedy Pkwy Suite 230 Fort Collins CO 80525 990EZ 2012-01-01 260061690 SOCIALLY CONCIOUS COFFEE SOCI 7202011790 PO BOX 61421 DENVER CO 80206 STEPHANIE PALM NEVES 2013-05-10 true THOMAS W HOOGENDYK P00292426 9703770822 2012 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z X www.sociallyconsciouscoffee.org X 124857 X 124857 0 0 0 0 124857 106732 825 177 16029 123763 1094 8754 9848 X 1357 1510 35514 33692 36871 35202 28117 25354 8754 9848 The mission of Socially Conscious Coffee is to provide education, health care, opportunity, and support for the families of coffee harvesters and their neighbors. Statement of Program Service Accomplishments:The hub of Socially Conscious Coffee's programs is the SCC school, known in Portuguese as the Centro Rural Educaf (Educaf). During the time period of 2004-2011, SCC's grants constructed the Educaf in a coffee growing community in Encruzilhada, Bahia, Brazil and began providing education and other programs for coffee growers and their families. SCC educates children and adults, provides safe water, fosters entrepreneurship, and educates the broader community on health, hygiene, disease prevention, food cultivation, positive parenting practices, and environmental stewardship.Since 2004, Socially Conscious Coffee has:- Built critical infrastructure by constructing the Centro Rural Educaf, a 9,149 square foot school and community center on a coffee farm in Encruzilhada, Bahia, Brazil.- Provided safe drinking water to more than 150 people.- Provided more than 139,800 meals. - Provided education to more than 100 children and adults.- Arranged for dental care to more than 60 children.- Arranged for medical care for Educaf children as needed, including life-changing surgeries for 2 children.- Educated more than 840 people on health and hygiene practices, disease prevention, and water and food safety, and environmental stewardship.- Developed a plan in cooperation with local leaders to train teachers for 15 more schools and bring meaningful education to 12,000 children in Encruzilhada, Bahia, Brazil (plan has been approved for funding from The Rotary Foundation and will begin in 2nd half of 2012)-Provided entrepreneurial training and programs to local women and access to marketsMeals and Health Programs help meet the essential basic needs necessary for learning Children's Education provides children with the foundation they need to learn and succeed in lifeElementary and adult education empowers members of the community with the skills and knowledge needed to make informed decisions about their well-being, livelihood, and health. Environmental sustainability projects are focused on both protecting and restoring the natural systems and resources of the region. Protecting Brazil's natural environment is essential to local populations whose livelihoods depend on it, and is vital to the global systems on which all of us depend. SCC's programs include a local food garden and on-going community environmental education, including community food gardens, which improve food security for local people. Economic development initiatives encompass support for local businesses, development of entrepreneurial talent, and the creation of diverse sources of economic opportunity. We provide entrepreneurial training to women and access to markets. We support small local businesses that produce and supply clothing, food, construction services, repairs, art, handicrafts, furniture, books, and more. Apprenticeship programs teach local people to meet the needs of their community and increase their family incomes. 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