Coffee for Palestine 2025 takes place from June 23 to June 29th

Participating coffee shops will pledge the price of 10 coffees a day for 7 days to the campaign, to raise much needed funds for charities and communities on the ground in Gaza.

The charities for 2025 include; Gaza go Bragh, UNICEF Gaza, Palestine Red Crescent Society, Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) and Communities on the Ground.

If you want to visit a coffee shop that is taking part check out the map here
[Google Maps]

Or for more info check out Coffee for Palestine (Instragram)

by spectacle-ar_failure

22 comments

  2. I do agree with fundraising but find it odd that people will attend coffee events dedicated to helping people on the other side of the world yet rarely would they attend events about the people who need help in their own country..

  3. Thanks for the list OP, much appreciated. FREE PALESTINE!!

  4. wish there was somewhere in or closer to lisburn doing this

  7. Or just take the coffee money and add it up and send it palestine.

  8. Like the sentiment but until the USA force the zionists to stop the blockade the reality is most of this money is going to the likes of unicef will only end up in it’s ceo’s paypacket

  10. Israeli sock puppet accounts on overtime tonight because Drump said “what the fuck are they doing?”

  12. What the fuck is Palestine? Is that a new pale ale? Shit now in trusty. Maybe I’ll drink whatever that Gaza thing is you’re talking about. I assume that’s coffee?

  13. When’s the Tea For Israel map being released 🤣🤣

  14. Can you show a map of cafes doing pot noodles for Iran please?

  16. Amazing, thanks OP, will be visiting Ariosa in Drogheda so ☕

  18. Have you tried updating your profile picture yet? About as useful

  21. What a great idea coffee for Palestine! We should do a Coffee for October 7th victims too have ti live with the scars of the horrible terrorist attack that slaughtered 1200 people & took over 200 hostages including babies.
    Spread love not hate ❤️

  22. I never see any protests (or coffee) for the starving children of Yemen or even Ukraine.

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