A coffee for Venezuela
Coffee can help mobilize resources for Venezuela's recovery.
Curador allocates a share of sales of participating coffees to the Fund for the Recovery and Reconstruction of Venezuela, administered by CAF — Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean, and opens the initiative to companies that wish to take part.
A necessary initiative
Following the earthquakes in Venezuela in June 2026, the Fund was created to mobilize resources for the country's recovery and reconstruction.
Curador decided to use what it had at its disposal—coffee, its products, and its international community—to contribute to and broaden the reach of this initiative.
Curador's commitment
A share of sales of participating coffees goes to the Fund.
Curador records and publishes the amounts actually transferred so that the contribution can be verified.
It also uses its relationships with roasters, distributors, companies and consumers to broaden the reach of the initiative.
Take part
Roasters, distributors, retailers, and other companies can join the initiative through products, campaigns, or their own contributions.
Each company defines its participation with Curador and makes any corresponding contribution directly to the Fund. Curador does not receive or hold contributions made by third parties.
How it works
Coffee → contribution → Fund managed by CAF → Venezuela's recovery
Curador
Allocates a share of sales of participating coffees to the Fund.
Participating companies
They can develop their own contribution and make it directly to the Fund.
CAF
Manages the Fund and its resources according to its procedures.
An open initiative
The initiative can be developed through coffees, products, special editions, and campaigns created in conjunction with participating companies.
Each collaboration pre-defines its product, period, contribution, and form of communication.
Who's involved
Participating companies
Each company defines its own contribution formula and makes the payment directly to the Fund.
Coffee & Coconuts
Coffee for VenezuelaFor every kilogram you buy we are giving 10 EUR to the fund
Visit their website →Transparency
Curador publishes the amounts actually transferred to the Fund within the initiative. Contributions made by other companies are made directly to the Fund and are kept separate from Curador's contributions.
About the Fund
The Venezuela Recovery and Reconstruction Fund is administered by CAF — Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean.
To learn about its scope, contribution mechanisms, and operations, please consult the official information from CAF directly.
Frequently asked questions
Does Curador receive contributions from other companies?
No. Participating companies make the corresponding contributions directly to the Fund.
Does CAF sell or recommend the participating coffees?
No. CAF administers the Fund. It does not sell, certify, sponsor or recommend the participating products.
How is Curador's contribution verified?
Curador publishes the amounts actually transferred within the initiative.
Participate
Companies in the coffee sector, retailers and other organisations can join the initiative through products, campaigns or their own contributions.
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