National Water Quality Month

National Water Quality Month

You know, it’s easy to take for granted the simple things—like having clean water flow freely from our taps. Life moves so quickly that we often forget about the journey others have to make each day just to have a glass of water. When we started bringing Nicaraguan coffee into our lives, we learned firsthand about the struggles of communities who walk miles for clean water. With each cup of coffee we pour, we remember why we’re here: to make those small choices that build stronger connections and create lasting impact. Through efforts like building a water catchment system for a school and eventually getting water piped to households in Santa Martha, we're reminded that little steps matter.

Even in our cozy little home here, we deal with our fair share of challenges when it comes to water—like the pipes that sometimes freeze in winter. But we make sure that at the farmers markets and at home, we use only the best-tasting, crisp reverse osmosis water for brewing our coffee. It’s a choice we make to ensure that every sip of our coffee is as delightful as it can be, while honoring the commitment we've made to communities less fortunate. These choices, these seemingly small acts, unite us all in the larger community of love, care, and coffee—a cup at a time.

— SMC Team
Ken, Ruth, and Tayler

Santa Martha Café Roastery
Air-roasted. No bull.

Santa Martha Cafe

P.O. Box 5, 55065, Randolph

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