THE One Million Conscious & Conscientious Black Contributors and Voters (OMCCBCV) has partnered with David Robinson, son of baseball legend, Jackie Robinson, to sell One Million bags of his family farmed Tanzanian Gourmet Coffee, Sweet Unity Farms Coffee. This rich coffee is described by Coffee Care U.S. as, “The Cabernet of Coffee” and by consumers as “the best coffee I have ever tasted.”

Sweet Unity Farms is a family owned coffee farm in Mbeya, Tanzania, which partners with neighboring small scale Tanzanian family farms forming a coffee cooperative, allowing small coffee farmers the opportunity to enter the international coffee trade. "Sweet Unity Farms Coffee’s mission is to enhance the economic position and quality of life for rural coffee farmers and their communities" 

As an economic empowerment vehicle comprising dedicated and conscientious Black people who are more than willing to pool and leverage their dollars to accomplish a collective goal, OMCCBCV will collectively work with Sweet Unity farms to sell more bags of Sweet Unity Coffee to organizations, educational institutions, businesses, and individuals in the United States.

David Robinson met with a delegation of OMCCBCV members and leaders from the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan area on Thursday, March 30, 2017, to discuss their collaborative effort to expand the farm’s trade with individual consumers and companies in North America. Longtime activist, entrepreneur, and member of THE One Million, LaShawn Neal, stated “What I witnessed today was Unity in motion “Power Talking” migrating to “Power Walking.” She further mentions, “This was the collaborative of the One Million Conscious Black Voters and Contributors, the power of Church, the power of Banks, and the power of Group Economic principles all in one gathering....a quadruple threat.”

This partnership with Sweet Unity Farms Coffee honors the legacy of Jackie Robinson and his family, in addition to the overall goals and objectives of THE One Million, namely, to leverage Black dollars by redirecting a greater portion back to Black owned businesses. In other words, “we were founded on the very basic principle of organizational unity,” stated OMCCBCV co-convener, Amefika Geuka. David Robinson states, “Five tribes of the Black race helped clear the land with the single purpose of starting the Sweet Unity Farms Coffee business. It was built in unity, sweet unity.” Sweet Unity Farms Coffee is roasted to-order in the U.S. for freshness and efficient delivery, which also increases job opportunities and potential earnings for U.S. citizens. For more information and to purchase Sweet Unity Farms Coffee visit: www. iamoneofthemillion.com.