Drink coffee locally. Change lives globally.
In the early years of RedEye Coffee, from 2004 to 2009, it was just two guys bagging and selling coffee, like the Girl Scouts sell cookies giving 100% of the proceeds to missionaries and buying food for what has become Serve Tallahassee. Early on, we recognized the importance and value of all aspects of RedEye from farmer to cup when we developed our triple bottom line --financial, social, and environmental. When evaluating RedEye's impact, I believe it is important to understand our "coffee life cycle," which is mutually beneficial to everyone who is part of it. This life cycle really summarizes the story of how RedEye came into what it is today, as well as emphasizes the importance of all the that we continue to do.
