Welcome to the story.
We are a collective of partners that believe in the power of relationship and business to create regenerative impact.
WE ARE THE COLLECTIVE
a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization united across regions, vocations, and experiences —
fundraising now for business to be the sustaining motor for change later.
KHANA BOLIVIA
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Over 100 skilled farmers and their families, primarily from Indigenous and Afro-Bolivian communities. Over 60% of partner producers are women.
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Expertly-trained women hand-select every bean. The majority are breadwinners for their families or single mothers.
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Experienced, compassionate technicians travel from farms to processing plants and everywhere in between to equip & encourage. Local partner organizations make social & ecological impact tangible and relevant.
KHANA INTERNATIONAL
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Diverse professionals in Bolivia and the U.S. committed to the Khana Way, with experience across business administration, social work, public health, non-profit & international development, rural education, fair trade, and human rights law.
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Roasters, distributors, coffee shops, and more that have opened the doors for Khana to grow. Business done well means transformation & growth on all sides.
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Whether your investment is a cup of coffee or a strategic gift, you are the Collective. Thank you for saying “yes” to collective power and shared responsibility for the flourishing of our neighbors.
THE
KHANA
WAY
listen. . .
we learn from communities.
equip. . .
we provide tools and training.
connect. . .
we build meaningful partnerships.
educate. . .
we empower conscious consumers.
elevate. . .
we celebrate Bolivian coffee.
act. . .
we respond to community needs.
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As Khana Collective, we cultivate community and ecological resilience through the power of partnership.
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From generation to generation, lives will be transformed in harmony with the land.
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Partnership
Excellence
Trust
Clarity
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The organization’s programs are three-pronged: Economic, Social, and Ecological.
Khana’s farmer partners receive regular technical assistance and training on their lands, access to new technology and resources, and are actively included in the planning for social initiatives that they wish to see in their communities. Khana has a particular focus on empowering its Indigenous and women members and the generations that are growing up on their lands. Every local and global sale supports this mission as well as additional funding the organization procures.
