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Fourth Man Roasters · Sourced in Zambia

Where does your money go when you buy coffee?

Almost none of it ever reaches the people who grew it.

We’re changing that, one bean at a time.

Our conviction

We keep none of the profit.

AFRICA
keeps a percentage of our profits

A percentage of our profits stays in Africa. It funds the work on the ground: orphan care, the fight against sex trafficking, and the work that lasts.

0%
of our profit is given back

Every dollar of profit from roasting in the U.S. goes back out to other ministries beyond the country the beans came from.

$0
kept for us

We run at zero profit. Nothing is skimmed, and every dollar zeroes out into the mission, the equipment, and the next harvest.

Our mission

Creating a redemptive gospel movement, fueling sustainability.

“Choose your consumption well. The power of consumption is what powers profit, and profit either makes the world better or just makes someone richer.”

Daniel with Biggie and the pickers of Living Hope in Zambia

Where it goes

A movement, country by country.

Zambia
Lifesong · Living Hope Farm
3,000+ children in education and care
Ethiopia
African Christian Fund
A new farm and a new fund, just beginning
And onward
Dozens more ministries to come
Wherever the beans lead us next
See the Zambia farm →

Why “Fourth Man”

Fire doesn’t ruin the bean. It reveals it.

Coffee cherries only become coffee after going through the roast, through fire, and it comes out richer for it. That’s the hope behind everything we fund: what’s been through the fire comes out better, not broken. #BeenThroughTheFire

Coffee Club

Never run out. Fresh beans every month, 5% off.

Every bag you buy changes the world.

Single-origin micro-lot coffee. Zero profit kept. Every dollar with a purpose.

Bududa, Uganda

The Lifesong story

Fourth Man Roasters · Part of Kingdom Coffee Houses