Having your first coffee of the day at WeWork is part of an everyday workplace routine much loved by members. But WeWork coffee is about more than just a great-tasting ritual; it blends ethical values and sustainability with a huge outpouring of kindness.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
In the UK, that impact is thanks in part to three of WeWork\u2019s partners: Change Please<\/a>, the company that supplies both the baristas and the coffee beans in 26 WeWork buildings across London<\/a>, Cambridge<\/a>, Manchester<\/a>, and Birmingham<\/a>, as well as in Scotland<\/a> and Ireland<\/a>; The Estate Dairy<\/a>, which provides non-homogenized, bottled milk each day to 56 WeWork offices across London, Cambridge, and Birmingham; and I Love Coffee<\/a>, the social enterprise that employs and trains Deaf individuals to become baristas \u2013 stationed at seven WeWork buildings in London, Cape Town, and Johannesburg. All three business were chosen because of their commitment to making the world a better place.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n Why is it so important to do more than just provide coffee beans and sell milk? We asked all three founders\u2014Cemal Ezel of Change Please, Shaun Young of The Estate Dairy and Gary Hopkins of I Love Coffee \u2014to explain the mission of their companies, and how working with WeWork is furthering those goals.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n