More than coffee —
a mission.
Promoting quality coffee while creating positive impact in the communities we serve.
Four commitments,
one conviction.
Promoting quality coffee while creating positive impact in the communities we serve.
Exceptional coffee
Our Arabica comes from the volcanic highlands of Kivu in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and is artisan-roasted in Uganda. We are preparing its arrival in Canada.
Sport and youth
Sport is a universal language that brings peoples closer. Tabar Café builds a bridge between Africa and Canada through soccer, cultural exchanges and integration for newcomers — driven by shared values of discipline, respect and collective pride.
Going green
Tabar Café aims to connect Kivu coffee with greening and community projects. The terms of a financial contribution, its calculation and beneficiaries remain to be confirmed. No contribution percentage is announced at this stage.
Inclusion and donations
A work supported by UNHCR, OPM (Uganda), WFP, IRC, Mastercard Foundation, STV Uganda, Caritas and Alight Ripple Effect. Beyond coffee, we organize collections of used items for refugees in Uganda — every gift becomes a concrete act of solidarity.
The Peace Forest
in Canada.
« My mission is to plant many trees in the neighborhoods where many immigrants live — because greening levels are lower there than in other parts of Montreal. Our vision: to create the Peace Forest in Canada. »
« For Peace in DR. Congo: an immigrant plants the Peace Trees in Canada / Montreal » — Self-made Africans channel
Our commitment,
explained.
How do we guarantee an exceptional bean?
Our Arabica comes from the volcanic highlands of Kivu in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and is artisan-roasted in Uganda. We are preparing its arrival in Canada.
How does sport play a role in our mission?
Africa has a large and football-passionate youth, while in Uganda, more than two million refugees use sport as a source of hope, resilience and daily integration.
For more than a decade, our leader and his organization Self-made Africans have trained thousands of young refugees inside the Kyaka II camp — not only through agriculture and cinema, but also through sport, education and community leadership.
Through Tabar Café, we build a bridge between Africa and Canada around Canadian soccer and the Canadian Premier League (CPL), already followed by a deeply engaged African youth. In the long run, these bridges will open concrete opportunities: internships, intercultural exchanges, integration programs for newcomers to Canada.
What is our concrete environmental commitment?
Tabar Café aims to connect Kivu coffee with greening and community projects. The terms of a financial contribution, its calculation and beneficiaries remain to be confirmed. No contribution percentage is announced at this stage.
How do we support inclusion and who are our partners?
Our work relies on the collaboration of renowned institutional partners — UNHCR, Office of the Prime Minister (Uganda), World Food Programme, International Rescue Committee, Mastercard Foundation, STV Uganda, Caritas and Alight Ripple Effect — who have accompanied our leader and his organization Self-made Africans through more than a decade of humanitarian engagement in East Africa.
We also organize collections of used items to give them a second life for the benefit of refugees living in Uganda: sports equipment, clothing, shoes, electronics and any other reusable item.
When you choose Tabar Café, you become the final link in a fully documented chain: from the refugee producer at the Kyaka II camp to your cup in Montreal. Our role is not to replace local actors but to amplify them — every purchase, every gift, every share helps keep this mission alive.
Support the mission,
one cup at a time.
Every bag of Tabar Café directly funds the chain — refugee producers, Ugandan roasters, trees planted, youth trained.