As Green As It Gets™ receives substantial support from Common Hope, a not-for-profit family development agency in Guatemala.

Dunn Brothers Grand Avenue (St Paul, MN), is a significant contributor to the As Green As It Gets Coffee program. If you live in the St Paul area, drop in and treat yourself to an experience of original San Miguel coffee, produced by farmers from the As Green As It Gets cooperative.

The demonstration planting plot in our Ixcan Forestry Program would not have been possible without substantial financial support from The Rainforest Information Centre.

Sara Alvarez, editor of online magazine Para Mi - celebrating the Latina experience, has provided valuable e-commerce advice and assistance.

Compassionate Eye and Echo provide funding, seeds and cuttings for our reforestation program in Tuixoquel, an indigenous community in the department of San Marcos in west Guatemala.

Valhalla Experimental Station donated an oil press that enabled us to start our biodiesel program. They have also donated seedlings to As Green As It Gets' farmers.

Photographer Sarah Peet donated a portfolio of photos of As Green As It Gets producers for us to use to promote their work. View her Guatemala portfolio here.

The Latin American Travel Association has provided funding for As Green As It Gets to grow its cosmetics program.  

On The Road Travel - travel advice and recommendations from local experts - is an active promoter of our coffee tours.  

Manos de Mujer - a women's cooperative from Totonicapán, Guatemala. As Green As It Gets has supported them with financing so they can obtain the necessary product registrations for their dried fruit business.

We’d like to thank Farmer to Farmer and the San Lucas Mission for their assistance with the exporting process.

Espresso de Esperanza is a group of young Guatemalan entrepreneurs who provide affordable export services to As Green As It Gets producers. 

Groups of Global Visionaries students visit Guatemala twice each year to work with Espresso de Esperanza, As Green As It Gets coffee farmers and other Guatemalan youth. They also provide seedlings and forestry services for As Green As It Gets reforestation programs.

MicroMentor of Mercy Corps has connected Espresso de Esperanza with a mentor to help the young Guatemalan export company develop knowledge and skills in the area of US import laws.

Lara Anthony and her associates at the law offices of Allen & Overy LLP provide As Green As It Gets with legal services and advice pertaining to non-profit and trademark registrations.

Through their website, Miracles in Action provide options for people to support As Green As It Gets producers and farmers.