Social impact through coffee with World Vision Australia

When you purchase from Change Coffee, you fund the work of World Vision Australia. You're helping to create positive and lasting impact through your everyday purchases.

Australian coffee brand driving change at the source

We’re a bean-to-community certified social enterprise with a caffeine-packed mission to create brighter futures for vulnerable children and marginalised communities.Backed by our powerful force for good, World Vision Australia, we reinvest 100% of profits to support children to thrive, partner with First Nations peoples, and help build climate resilience globally.  By choosing Change Coffee, your purchase is no longer just an everyday ritual; it’s a movement.

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Our specialty-grade coffee is sustainably sourced. Coffee coma-approved, with a purpose in every pour.

Our process follows strict guidelines to keep our supply chains free from exploitation. We only work with accredited, third-party-verified supply chains and importers certified by Fairtrade, Rainforest Alliance or B Corp. Every bag of ethical coffee beans you buy helps fund programs that deliver education, health, and livelihood support in places that are doing it tough.  

You can be sure to not only get that smooth, rich coffee taste, but also know exactly where your money goes!

  • Children

    You’ll help provide children and their families with access to life’s essentials: health and nutrition, clean water, safe sanitation and simply the fun and joy of being a kid!

    Every day, 3,500 people gain access to clean water close to their homes.

    Together, we’ve impacted the lives of over 200 million vulnerable children by tackling the root causes of poverty.

  • Australian First Nations

    Empower generations of children and young people to be culturally strong, confident and equipped to embrace opportunities and achieve their dreams.

    83% of young people in our Young Mob leadership program now feel proud of who they are.

    Over 60% of World Vision Australia’s First Nations team members are proud First Nations people themselves.

  • Climate Resilience

    You’ll help restore land, help build climate resilience and support the livelihoods of farmers.

    Over 900,000 hectares of degraded land are currently being restored by farmers in four African countries with support from World Vision.
Our Impact

"Absolutely amazing coffee! Their single origin Ethiopian filter roast would have to be in the top 5 I've had in Melbourne, which is not a small feat in such a coffee-oriented city. Their socially-conscious, fair trade business model is one of the reasons I keep coming back."

Loc, Oct 2020

"Delicious coffee, beautiful rich roast. I've always been a specialty coffee drinker and this is perfect! And it tastes so much better when you know you're doing good and helping support all the great work at World Vision."

Bec, Dec 2025

"I love the Purpose Blend coffee! It's my go-to coffee, to the point that I travel with it overseas and have shared it with colleagues in other countries. It has a great flavour and you know the money is going to a good place :)"

Erica, Nov 2025

  • Wirliyatjarrayi Playgroup

    Wirliyatjarrayi Playgroup

    “We all work together at playgroup young and old, kardiya and yapa (white people and Warlpiri people).” – Reanne, playgroup staff member James was among the happy little ones from...

    Wirliyatjarrayi Playgroup

    “We all work together at playgroup young and old, kardiya and yapa (white people and Warlpiri people).” – Reanne, playgroup staff member James was among the happy little ones from...

  • Creating child-friendly spaces in refugee camps

    Creating child-friendly spaces in refugee camps

    Today, Taslima lives in the worlds largest refugee camp in Coxs Bazar, Bangladesh, home to 890,000 refugees. More than half are children. In October 2017, World Vision opened it’s first...

    Creating child-friendly spaces in refugee camps

    Today, Taslima lives in the worlds largest refugee camp in Coxs Bazar, Bangladesh, home to 890,000 refugees. More than half are children. In October 2017, World Vision opened it’s first...

  • A rehabilitated water point turns the tide for Valdemira

    A rehabilitated water point turns the tide for ...

    Imagine missing out on school because you had to walk 8 hrs to pick up water due to severe drought.  Valdemira’s school in Angola has 300 registered students but during...

    A rehabilitated water point turns the tide for ...

    Imagine missing out on school because you had to walk 8 hrs to pick up water due to severe drought.  Valdemira’s school in Angola has 300 registered students but during...

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