Pro-Life Group Partners With Coffee Farm For Funding

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Alliance for Life Missouri, an organization that supports approximately 70 pro-life ministries across the state and beyond, has partnered with a coffee farm to raise funds for its affiliates. [1] The organization is working with Seven Weeks, a company offering small-farm-harvested coffee, to provide a kickback for every purchase made through a specific link to support frontline ministries.

Funding

Seven Weeks sells ethically sourced coffee and offers financial support to Alliance for Life when customers use their designated partnership link. The company sells coffee pods and ground coffee in light, medium, dark, and espresso roasts.  Subscriptions are also available for purchasers.

“The organization is working with Seven Weeks, a company offering small-farm harvested coffee, to provide a kickback for every purchase made through a specific link to support frontline ministries.”

Twice a year, partners have the opportunity to earn a higher percentage kickback and a grant of up to $3,000 for promoting the coffee.  The first opportunity for this special grant takes place in October.

Support

Alliance for Life supports affiliates including pregnancy centers, adoption agencies, abortion recovery ministries, and maternity homes. The organization facilitates the Missouri state Alternatives to Abortion program. They also host an annual statewide conference for affiliate employees and volunteers, as well as smaller quarterly gatherings across the state.

The group works directly with the Knights of Columbus and its affiliates to provide ultrasound machines when needed. Alliance for Life offers ultrasound training and continuing education opportunities, noting that ultrasound machines are critical to its mission. Supporters are encouraged to follow the organization’s Facebook page for ongoing updates.


Notes:

  1. ^Alliance For Life. (2026). Home – Alliance for Life Missouri. Alliance for Life Missouri. Retrieved from https://allianceforlifemissouri.com/ (go back  ↩)

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