We use our business as a vehicle to do good in the world. What a great time to bring out the best in all of us. Kinder, gentler, citizens of the planet rather than consumers. A great time to support each other on a community level. Over the years, we’ve made connections to build a culture, grow and support environmental causes, and work together to do good.
Peace & Love
Protect Our Winters
Protect Our Winters (POW) is an athlete-led community rallying against climate change through research, education, public speaking, and lobbying at our nation’s capital. We help them take action with our DEEP coffee—$1 from each can of coffee goes to POW so they can fight the good fight.
La Bicicletta
Cycling is high on the list of things we’re passionate about, so it only made sense to create a DOMA coffee that would support cyclists and teams. After all, a healthy community is a happy one, and it’s pretty hard to frown when you’re riding a bike. La Bicicletta coffee supports the Zion Forever Project, Trans-Cascadia's trail restoration and advocacy work and Fitzgerald’s Racing Team, a regional cycling team based out of Driggs, Idaho. This coffee has also supported individuals over the years, like Autumn Parham, a 17-year old who qualified for the World Championship in downhill mountain biking and needed help getting there, and Buddy Pegs, an organization (read: a family of three in a van) who toured the U.S. for months on end to get families biking together.
Get Lit! Festival
We find nourishment in good literature, so it’s only natural we support our local writing scene. The GetLit! Festival brings talented writers to our area every year for readings and events. One of our favorite events is Pie & Whiskey: we donate the ingredients for Kate’s fresh-baked (spectacular) pies and revel in readings by local authors as we sip on Dry Fly Whiskey. We also roast and label a special GetLit! coffee for the month of April so they can keep bringing back awesome writers.
Big Table Spokane
The hospitality industry: restaurants, cafes, bakeries, hotels... the whole thing, is near and dear to our coffee roasting hearts. We happily support Big Table, who provides care for hospitality workers when they are experiencing a financial or health crisis and need a little support.
Kootenai Environmental Alliance
Whether it’s spending a day at the lake or river, shredding the ski hill, or cycling under the pine trees, we love to play in our north Idaho land. That’s why we support the oldest environmental group in Idaho, Kootenai Environmental Alliance (KEA). We help sponsor the Junk2Funk event, which celebrates making art through upcycling, the Earth Day Gala, and more.
Spokane Riverkeeper
DOMA partnered with the Spokane Riverkeeper and Dreyer Press to create “GOOD COFFEE”. This was a private label we used as a fundraiser for this local version of the larger Waterkeeper Alliance. As we know, clean water makes good coffee. This coffee helped to keep our rivers clean and our coffee good.
Reusable Cup Campaign
There’s no excuse for single use these days. We reward people who bring their own mug or container for coffee beans with a discount. Don't have one? We sell reusable cup and container brands we love like MiiR, Airscape, Joco and Ecoffee.
Transitions
Transitions is hard at work to end poverty and homelessness for women and children in the Spokane area. Part of this process involves skills training, like becoming a barista. DOMA donates coffee to keep these women and coordinators fueled.
Our Local Food Bank
We donate coffee to the Post Falls Food Bank to stimulate our local community.
DOMA Employee Training
We send our employees to SCA training so they can continue the ongoing quest of understanding the art of coffee. Education makes for a well-rounded community.
Supporting Artists
We’re intentional about the artists we choose to collaborate with at DOMA. We value their work and help promote them on their artist journey. Are you our next artist? Click the link below to apply.
Do Good In The World
For more information on how we use our business for good and not for evil, email Muir at muir@domacoffee.com.