Active Duty Coffee supports nonprofit organisations in service for those who serve(d)
Active Duty Coffee wants to be more than just coffee. We want to make a difference by supporting nonprofit organizations dedicated to military, police and emergency services. By doing so, we hope to give something back to the family we are a part of.
So whether you want to support these people or are in need yourself, check them and follow the links below.
Project SSMW
Their mission:
Project SSMW is a long-standing tradition at the Royal Military Academy, where final-year students organise activities to raise money for a good cause. This year the 163 promotion chose to support Military Parasport Kintsugi. By supporting Military Parasport Kintsugi, we stand behind our colleagues, our former colleagues, and our comrades-in-arms, many of whom have sacrificed their physical or mental health in service to our country.Through informative conferences that raise awareness, a cosy and warm Christmas market, parties, fun events and even a real shooting day with professional guidance. All of them help to raise money for the charity.
Kaki Lion Belgium ASBL
Their mission:
"In the service of those who defend us"
"The association is run by ex-active military personnel (retired or returned to civilian life) and by active military personnel. As you will see, their aim is not only to raise funds for wounded soldiers or their families in the most serious cases, but also to provide them with psychological support if they feel the need, Or to listen to them, whatever problem they have."
MOAT vzw. #WERACEFORHEROES
Their mission:
"PTSD IS NOT A CRIME ! TALKING HELPS !
"This project was born from the idea that there are a lot of people within the emergency services, defense, etc ... who hold themselves strongly against each other. It is also noticed that aid workers sometimes find it difficult to have a chat with a colleague. Or they themselves do not know how and where they can go for help if they are not doing well psychologically or mentally.
MOAT vzw. would like to break this taboo. And what better way to do that than to give a strong signal with a group of racers: "talking helps, there is no shame in it".
