If coffee lovers want more, it can be ordered online, then the people can pick their very own charitable trust at check-out… so here we are, giving birth to organic-specially blended & roasted coffees that are hand-picked at peak ripeness, incredibly smooth, roasted to order… never warehoused… and can help fundraise for all kinds of school clubs, scout troops, bands, chess clubs, senior centers, shelters, sports teams, fraternities, rotary, wannabe school age musicians that can’t otherwise afford an instrument… we realized people like more than one roast so we expanded to multiple roast varieties, even a specialty peaberry holiday roast, we learned that coffee connoisseurs like to grind their own, let the coffee sit in a french press extra long, so we have accessories too if people need! then once upon a time a granddaughter who was an artist suggested we put t-shirts on teddy bears, and make them nighttime story bears, so that children everywhere could cuddle up with a t-shirt wearing soft teddy bear after a tough day… One will never see any of the staff involved in the BeansForSharing.com project driving around in some snazzy Ferrari Because we don’t exist to make anyone famous or rich… We exist only to promote things that have to do with Love, Kindness, Forgiveness, Generosity, Compassion, Honesty, and Self Control.

BeansForSharing coffee beans are shade grown. That means, BFS coffee grows under the natural canopy of the Rainforest. This patient, traditional approach produces a superior coffee bean, and also protects the habitat of the migrating bird species, many of which make their way to the Pacific Northwest in the Summer. The slow ripening of the coffee bean in its indigenous, shaded Rainforest environment results in a bean with a higher sugar content, more concentrated flavor, plumper exterior, and less acidic chemical count than other beans, + when hand picked at peak of ripeness you avoid what happens when a machine picker strips every single coffee cherry off the vine and the ICK flavor that can come from latent pesticides.