Wired2fish Coffee Partners with Grace Fellowship for Charity Initiative
Wired2fish Coffee has announced a new partnership with Grace Fellowship, a church in Buffalo. The coffee company will donate a portion of its profits to support the church’s fundraising efforts for a new building.
Grace Fellowship aims to raise funds for a facility that will include a church, a Christian school, and a School of Ministry. This new building will help train leaders and evangelists for community outreach in the Rocky Mountain region. So far, Grace Fellowship has raised $3.2 million of the $7 million needed to complete the project.
Mike Thomas from Wired2fish Coffee expressed enthusiasm about the project, stating, “This build is unique because there is nothing like it in the United States. We love the vision that Grace has for a learning center that not only teaches children about the love of Jesus but also develops leaders to reach hard-to-access communities across the country.”
Pastor Paul Gilbert of Grace Fellowship highlighted the significance of the initiative. “Our calling is not just to build a structure, but to equip future generations to become world changers,” he said. “It is truly a miracle that we’ve come this far, and it shows God’s intention to make Buffalo a center for learning. We are thankful to Wired2fish Coffee for supporting our vision and helping to turn it into reality.”
Construction on the new facility is expected to begin within the next six months.
Wired2fish Coffee contributes 25% of its profits to water and fish conservation projects as well as faith-based initiatives.
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