Through local, national and international partnerships we are able to give back to our communities and support small business.

As an Australian-owned and operated company, we believe in working alongside local communities and supporting those who have helped us to grow Zarraffa’s into a large family of businesses. Our franchisees regularly partner with sporting teams, community events, business, emergency services and community groups in their local area to spread the word about our ‘liquid gold’ in order to give something back.

If you would like to learn more about sponsorship or partnering with Zarraffa’s Coffee, please contact your nearest store.

partners

AUSTRALIA ZOO

With a mission to protect wildlife and wild places through vital conservation efforts around the world, Zarraffa’s Coffee is proud to announce our two-year partnership with Australia Zoo.

Building on a 25-year history of conservation assistance, Zarraffa’s will help promote the important work that Australia Zoo undertakes each year to educate people about wildlife preservation, which aligns with our ‘coffee for conservation’ ethos.  

Our customers can now feel good knowing that when they purchase their daily coffee, not only are they supporting an Australian Owned and Operated business, but they also play a part in Australia Zoo’s remarkable efforts in caring for over 1200 animals.

For more information about this iconic Australian partnership, click here.

To find out more about Australia Zoo and their conservation efforts, click here.

Norco milk

As an Aussie-owned business we strive to support local, which is why we have partnered with Australian’s oldest dairy co-op, Norco, to handcraft your daily grind.

Established in Byron Bay in 1895, Norco has 326 active members on 199 dairy farms in Northern New South Wales and southeast Queensland and produces a whopping 226 million litres of milk annually.

Norco is passionate about providing the best tasting dairy, meaning our customers enjoy the perfect cup of specialty coffee thanks to the delicious combination of locally sourced milk and Zarraffa’s premium beans. 

When you buy a Zarraffa’s cup of coffee, you can rest assured that not only does your purchase support coffee farming communities across the world; it also means giving back to local dairy farming families and their communities, right here in Australia.

Drought angels

With a mission to provide direct and timely financial assistance, essential resources and meaningful relief for Primary Producers across Australia during times of crisis, we’re proud to announce our charitable partnership with the team at Drought Angels.

A Queensland-based rural support charity, Drought Angels has earned a respected reputation for providing personalised, practical, heartfelt and discreet assistance to suit the needs of each farming family when they need it most.

For more information about Drought Angels and how you can help, click here.

Meru Coffee Co-op

We have long nurtured a ‘trade, not aid’ relationship with the Meru Coffee Co-op in Mt Kenya, Africa by funding seedling nurseries to produce robust coffee crops which allows the local Kenyan coffee community to thrive, so it is fitting that our first release of Single Origin beans are handpicked in Meru County.

The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy sits at the base of Mount Kenya in Africa, next to the Meru Coffee Co-op where we source some of our specialty coffee beans.

Lewa serves as a safe refuge for the critically endangered black rhino and the endangered Grevy’s zebra, as well as the elephant, lion, giraffe, wild dog and other iconic wildlife species in Kenya. The Conservancy is also home to more than 400 species of birds.

The Zarraffa’s Foundation supports the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy as a major financial contributor to ensure the continued conservation of the native wildlife in Northern Kenya.

Il Ngwesi Lodge

The Il Ngwesi Lodge is the first lodge of its kind in Kenya, owned and operated by the local community.

The lodge aims to combine eco-tourism and sustainability with community development. Profits from the lodge support a range of community projects, including wildlife conservation, education programs, health and infrastructure, entrepreneurship, agricultural development and preserving the culture and history of the six local Maasai villages.

The Zarraffa’s Foundation supports the Il Ngwesi Community Conservation through upgraded infrastructure and tourism.