Farmer-owned · Farmer-led · Farmer-empowered

The women and men who grow our coffee are building a better future.

Some of the world’s best farmer-owned cooperatives grow the coffee we all love — and lead real development work in their own communities. TPRN is how we support that work directly, at origin.

TPRN stakeholder delegation with members of Asociacion Chajulense in Chajul, Guatemala

Stakeholder delegation visiting longtime trading partner Asociación Chajulense Chajul, Quiché — Guatemala · February 2026

About TPRN

The Trading Partner Resource Network raises funds for projects and initiatives originated, managed, and sanctioned by the fair trade organic, farmer-owned coffee cooperatives that grow our coffee.

Our MembersMemberA coffee roaster, cooperative, or wholesale organization that pays annual dues to TPRN. Member dues cover our operating costs. and SponsorsSponsorAn individual who gives to TPRN’s operating fund — one-time or recurring — so that project contributions stay whole. cover our overhead, so 100% of every project contribution reaches the cooperative.

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Open for funding · Cooperative-led

Active Projects & Initiatives

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Two members of the CAC Pangoa Women's Committee in their Feria Sabatina aprons at the cooperative's Saturday market in Satipo, Junin, Peru Learn more CAC Pangoa · Satipo, Perú

CAC Pangoa Women’s Committee — Leadership & economic autonomy

CAC Pangoa · Trading PartnerTrading PartnerA farmer-owned cooperative that already sells coffee to Café Campesino and Sweetwater Organic through Cooperative Coffees. The relationship exists before any fundraising does. of Café Campesino & Sweetwater — 20+ years

Cooperativa Agraria Cafetalera Pangoa Ltda. · Satipo, Junín, Peru · 756 member families

$3,000 of $7,500Ongoing initiative

Our objective: help Pangoa double the annual operating budget of the Women’s Committee.

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CAC Pangoa leadership with Tripp Pomeroy at the cooperative's Pangoa Reserve Cafeteria in Satipo, Junin, Peru Learn more CAC Pangoa · Satipo, Perú

CAC Pangoa 50th Anniversary History Book

CAC Pangoa · Trading Partner of Café Campesino & Sweetwater — 20+ years

Cooperativa Agraria Cafetalera Pangoa Ltda. · Satipo, Junín, Peru · Founded 1977

$1,000 of $7,50014 days left

Funds to ensure all 756 member families, supporters, and allies join in this momentous celebration.

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COMSA Organic Farming School — Soil health curriculum

COMSA · Trading Partner of Café Campesino & Sweetwater

Café Orgánico Marcala S.A. de C.V. · Marcala, La Paz, Honduras · 1,200+ member families

Opens next cycleMatching funds committed

COMSA has committed matching funds — every dollar we raise brings the school’s first class forward.

Organic Farming Get notified →

In the pipeline Opens August 2026

Manos Campesinas — New member training for the next generation of cooperative farmers

Secondary cooperativeSecondary cooperativeAn umbrella cooperative whose members are themselves cooperatives. Manos Campesinas represents several base cooperatives across the Guatemalan highlands. · San Marcos, Guatemala · 680 member families · Trading Partner of Café Campesino & Sweetwater

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The cooperative difference

Cooperation,
Collaboration,
Solidarity.

  • Cooperation

    Every link in this chain is a cooperative or a member of one. The structure is shared before any funding is.

  • Collaboration

    Cooperatives write the proposals and run the work. TPRN raises the funds and reports the results.

  • Solidarity

    Not charity — resources moving between partners who already trade with one another.

“The cooperative model already connects us. Coffee roasters and farmer-cooperatives are partners in the same economy — members of cooperatives, trading with cooperatives, building something together. TPRN makes that visible.”Tripp Pomeroy — TPRN

The cooperatives in our network bring decades of experience and an unwavering vision for the future. They originate, design, and lead every project and initiative themselves. When we contribute here, we’re putting resources behind work already in motion — led by people who have been building their communities for generations.

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Support a farmer cooperative-led project

Make a contribution to an approved project or initiative at origin — every one of them led by our cooperative trading partnersCooperative trading partnerA farmer-owned cooperative that already sells coffee to Café Campesino and Sweetwater Organic through Cooperative Coffees. We fundraise alongside them; they originate and run the work.. They propose it, they run it, and the progress reports come directly from them.

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Become a Sponsor

Help TPRN cover our overhead so that 100% of every project contribution reaches the cooperative.

One-time or recurring

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Become a Member

Are you a coffee roaster, cooperative, or wholesaler? Are you interested in promoting or sharing TPRN with your customers and communities?

Annual membership dues

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Prefer to give by check? Make it payable to Trading Partner Resource Network, note the project in the memo line, and mail to 1331 South Main Street, Gainesville, FL 32601. 100% of a project contribution still reaches the cooperative.

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Our commitment: 100% of every project contribution reaches the cooperative.

Member dues and Sponsor gifts cover TPRN’s operating costs. Where payment processing or wire fees apply, we ask Contributors to cover them at checkout — and where they aren’t covered, Sponsor funds absorb them. The cooperative receives the full project amount, every time.

Trading Partner Resource Network is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit · EIN 82-3690206 · Tax-deductible gifts · Governance & Filings →