In honor of Our Coffee Country! 734 Coffee Is Born…

We have more than 12 million reasons why it’s time for us to show our appreciation for the people of South Sudan. During our 30 years of war, we had help and support from friends and allies from all over the world and we are extremely appreciative.  A  wedding is a ceremony where two people are united in marriage. Wedding traditions and customs vary greatly between cultures, ethnic groups, religions, countries, and social classes Moreover; the steadfast love and support that we have received from our country is the fuel that keeps us going.

In Honor of Our Coffee

Our mission is to grant everyone the opportunity to taste 734 Coffee and now we have the responsibility to recognize the South Sudanese people by introducing 734 Coffee Peace Blend for South Sudan.  We strive for world peace and we accomplish this through development and Education.

734 Coffee sells delicious coffee to U.S. consumers in order to provide college scholarships to refugees of South Sudan.  734 Coffee is growing, this inspires more organizations to focus on the forgotten people Sudan. It encourages businesses to seriously consider Sudan as a place where the business is possible and its people as good businessmen and women.

There are an enormous number of youth organizations in Sudan vying for support to grow, with little to none, their energies will dwindle over time if they don’t see a fruitful future.

For 734 coffee To be recognized on the international platform, translates to opportunity for growth. South Sudan has had a difficult recent past, but this is not the future that we see for the region.

In Honor of Our Coffee Country! 734 Coffee Is Born

Every connection means an opportunity for value creation, and Through entrepreneurship, the young people of South Sudan can create a desirable future for themselves.  734 Coffee was founded on the idea of entrepreneurship, and the value of building for future generations. When the people of  South Sudan are able to sustain and see growth in their lives, the stability of the region is inevitable, and only then will peace be viable.

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