Central City Coffee is a Social Enterprise Cafe in Portland
Rebecca Byers — May 6, 2013 — Social Good
References: centralcityconcern.org & pdx.edu
Central City Coffee is a social enterprise cafe by Portland non-profit Central City Concern, which aims to target homelessness at its root causes: mental health issues, poverty, and addiction.
Also located in Portland, Oregon, Central City Coffee sources and roasts high quality coffees while teaching individuals transferable employable skills and supporting Central City Concern.
Founded in late 2012, a portion of Central City Coffee's sales support Central City Concern's Community Volunteer Corps (CVC), a program that has seen over 30,000 hours of community service in partnership with non-profits such as Portland Parks & Recreation.
Contact Information
Central City Coffee website
Central City Concern website
Central City Coffee on Facebook
Central City Coffee on Twitter
Also located in Portland, Oregon, Central City Coffee sources and roasts high quality coffees while teaching individuals transferable employable skills and supporting Central City Concern.
Founded in late 2012, a portion of Central City Coffee's sales support Central City Concern's Community Volunteer Corps (CVC), a program that has seen over 30,000 hours of community service in partnership with non-profits such as Portland Parks & Recreation.
Contact Information
Central City Coffee website
Central City Concern website
Central City Coffee on Facebook
Central City Coffee on Twitter
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