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Day 1 of our #14DaysWithLove journey. This one is pretty easy and predictable. The first thing we love? Uganda! Everything from the landscape littered with mud huts to some of the most amazing people on this earth. The people of Uganda still captivate me. They have endured so much, still endure extreme hardships, and yes, are some of the most thankful, joyful people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. What’s not to love? -Joe

As we approach Valentine’s Day, we decided it would be fun to share some of our favorite things with you. So from February 1st to the 14th, we will be sharing one thing we love each day. We encourage you to join in and share what you love. Just post it on Facebook or Twitter with hashtag #14DaysWithLove. We are excited to share what we love, and can’t wait to see what you have to share! -Joe

We love being part of a success story, and Don Francisco’s is hard to beat. He’s a true inspiration to us at Three Avocados. His farm is simply beautiful. In fact, it’s some of the most beautiful land we’ve ever seen. There are fragrant flowers and colorful butterflies all over the place. The views are stunning, as seen above, and we couldn’t wait to get a tour. We checked out the coffee and were thrilled to see the pride in Don Francisco’s eyes as he told us how he cared for his coffee. Soon we were lead up to the...

Meet Don Francisco, one of the farmers we work with in Nicaragua. He grows some amazing coffee. In fact, it’s some of the best we’ve ever had. We are excited to announce that we have some of Don Francisco’s coffee in stock and ready for purchase. As always, Nicaragua coffee purchases go to provide education materials to schools within the coffee communities we work in. Over the next few weeks we will be taking you on a tour of Don Francisco’s home and his coffee farm. We want you to see some of the farmers your purchases are directly impacting....

 This is the home of one of our coffee farmers in Nicaragua. Your Nicaraguan coffee purchases help this woman support her family. Her children can receive an education and she can improve their living conditions. Your coffee purchase really does matter.