La Colombe Coffee and Arcade Fire Announce RaRa Coffee

Posted on Jan 1, 2015

La Colombe Coffee and Arcade Fire Announce RaRa Coffee

In Haiti, the sunshine, soil, and rolling mountains could mean real potential for coffee farming—and an infusion of much-needed jobs to the hemisphere’s poorest nation.

So Win Butler, lead singer for the band Arcade Fire, approached La Colombe Coffee with an idea: Create a new coffee, from Haiti, for Haiti—and funnel the profits right back to those who need it most.

They came up with RaRa Coffee, specially grown in Haiti, with the proceeds going straight to PIH and the Haiti Coffee Academy.

You're invited to the official release for RaRa Coffee:

DATE: Saturday, February 14, 2015

TIME: 5 to 6:30 p.m.

PLACE: La Colombe Hudson Square Cafe

75 Vandam Street

New York City, N.Y.

If you can't join us in person this Saturday, follow along with our live-tweet from 5-6 PM EST: www.twitter.com/PIH

Join PIH staff, including Dr. Louise Ivers, PIH Senior Health and Policy Advisor, supporters, and Win Butler at La Colombe’s Hudson Square shop to sample this specialty coffee. 

It’s a chance to mingle with PIH staff and supporters around the city. You might even find your new morning brew—and a new way to support our lifesaving work in Haiti.

Support PIH by purchasing coffee at LaColombe.com.

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