Monthly Giving
creating a pathway to economic stability
Your monthly support empowers youth through job training, mentorship, and opportunity.
From Intern to Barista
“My favorite part about this job is having that space and time to develop. It’s a testament to how far I’ve come to be able to train the next youth.” –Angelica
Monthly Giving
Your monthly support helps create pathways to employment, stability, and economic mobility for youth working to build a stronger future.
Mission Supporter — $25/month
Your monthly gift helps fund youth outreach, interviews, and job placement, connecting young people with internships that match their passions and goals.
Member Benefits: Join the movement and receive a monthly newsletter!
Pathway Partners — $100/month
Your monthly gift helps fund the ongoing support each intern receives, including coaching, mentorship, employer coordination, career exploration, and skill-building.
Member Benefits: Receive our monthly newsletter, a one-time 10% discount on Coffee With A Cause coffee beans, a 5 oz. bag of our specialty coffee, and a Coffee With A Cause sticker.
Youth Sponsor — $250/month
Your monthly gift helps fully support one youth throughout their internship, including mentorship, workforce training, transportation assistance, accountability, career planning, and internship coordination.
Member Benefits: Receive our monthly newsletter, an ongoing 10% discount on Coffee With A Cause coffee beans, a 5 oz. bag of our specialty coffee, a Coffee With A Cause sticker, and an exclusive Rosebud Tumbler.
How can we change this?
Many youth lack access to early work experience, professional networks, reliable transportation, and the soft skills needed to succeed in today’s workforce.
Paid internships bridge the gap and create pathways to long-term success.
Nearly 1 in 5
foster youth experience homelessness within a year of aging out.
More than 2/3
miss internship opportunities due to financial barriers.
Why Give?
More than 50%
of foster youth are unemployed by age 25.
20-30% lower
lifetime earnings are common among former foster youth.
Only 3-4%
earn a college degree by the age of 26.
Nation’s Largest
foster youth population in the United States is in Los Angeles.
Brewing Careers, Sustaining Futures
Sponsor a young person's pathway to economic stability, providing the consistency and care that youth need to succeed in the world of work.
