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SUMMARY:Alma Coffee Pop-up
DESCRIPTION:In 2018\, Leticia and Harry Hutchins founded Alma Coffee with the idea of bringing Direct Trade coffee’s positive impact on the coffee industry to light while also striving to make ethically sourced farm-to-cup coffee accessible to everyone. \nAlma’s story began over five generations ago in the remote mountains of Honduras where Leticia\, a fifth-generation coffee farmer\, was (quite literally) born to be in the coffee industry. Her father and co-founder of Alma\, Al Lopez\, was born and raised in coffee farms in Honduras before immigrating to the United States; Growing up\, Al kept the family coffee farming legacy alive by taking Leticia every year to visit the family coffee farms in Copan\, Honduras! \nLeticia and Harry (H&L) met when they were just 16 years old in high school. A few years later\, after graduating from college and landing their dream jobs as consultants at Big 4 accounting firms\, H&L couldn’t help but feel as though they weren’t doing their part to make the world a better place. They began to frequently visit the family coffee farms in Honduras with Leticia’s father\, Al\, and quickly fell in love with the positive impact they knew they could make on the world through Direct Trade. It didn’t take very long for them to realize their life passion was to continue the family coffee business\, and that’s when Alma Coffee was born!
URL:https://www.bryantstreetdc.com/event/alma-coffee-pop-up-2/2026-08-29/
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SUMMARY:Alma Coffee Pop-up
DESCRIPTION:In 2018\, Leticia and Harry Hutchins founded Alma Coffee with the idea of bringing Direct Trade coffee’s positive impact on the coffee industry to light while also striving to make ethically sourced farm-to-cup coffee accessible to everyone. \nAlma’s story began over five generations ago in the remote mountains of Honduras where Leticia\, a fifth-generation coffee farmer\, was (quite literally) born to be in the coffee industry. Her father and co-founder of Alma\, Al Lopez\, was born and raised in coffee farms in Honduras before immigrating to the United States; Growing up\, Al kept the family coffee farming legacy alive by taking Leticia every year to visit the family coffee farms in Copan\, Honduras! \nLeticia and Harry (H&L) met when they were just 16 years old in high school. A few years later\, after graduating from college and landing their dream jobs as consultants at Big 4 accounting firms\, H&L couldn’t help but feel as though they weren’t doing their part to make the world a better place. They began to frequently visit the family coffee farms in Honduras with Leticia’s father\, Al\, and quickly fell in love with the positive impact they knew they could make on the world through Direct Trade. It didn’t take very long for them to realize their life passion was to continue the family coffee business\, and that’s when Alma Coffee was born!
URL:https://www.bryantstreetdc.com/event/alma-coffee-pop-up-2/2026-09-05/
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SUMMARY:Alma Coffee Pop-up
DESCRIPTION:In 2018\, Leticia and Harry Hutchins founded Alma Coffee with the idea of bringing Direct Trade coffee’s positive impact on the coffee industry to light while also striving to make ethically sourced farm-to-cup coffee accessible to everyone. \nAlma’s story began over five generations ago in the remote mountains of Honduras where Leticia\, a fifth-generation coffee farmer\, was (quite literally) born to be in the coffee industry. Her father and co-founder of Alma\, Al Lopez\, was born and raised in coffee farms in Honduras before immigrating to the United States; Growing up\, Al kept the family coffee farming legacy alive by taking Leticia every year to visit the family coffee farms in Copan\, Honduras! \nLeticia and Harry (H&L) met when they were just 16 years old in high school. A few years later\, after graduating from college and landing their dream jobs as consultants at Big 4 accounting firms\, H&L couldn’t help but feel as though they weren’t doing their part to make the world a better place. They began to frequently visit the family coffee farms in Honduras with Leticia’s father\, Al\, and quickly fell in love with the positive impact they knew they could make on the world through Direct Trade. It didn’t take very long for them to realize their life passion was to continue the family coffee business\, and that’s when Alma Coffee was born!
URL:https://www.bryantstreetdc.com/event/alma-coffee-pop-up-2/2026-09-12/
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SUMMARY:Alma Coffee Pop-up
DESCRIPTION:In 2018\, Leticia and Harry Hutchins founded Alma Coffee with the idea of bringing Direct Trade coffee’s positive impact on the coffee industry to light while also striving to make ethically sourced farm-to-cup coffee accessible to everyone. \nAlma’s story began over five generations ago in the remote mountains of Honduras where Leticia\, a fifth-generation coffee farmer\, was (quite literally) born to be in the coffee industry. Her father and co-founder of Alma\, Al Lopez\, was born and raised in coffee farms in Honduras before immigrating to the United States; Growing up\, Al kept the family coffee farming legacy alive by taking Leticia every year to visit the family coffee farms in Copan\, Honduras! \nLeticia and Harry (H&L) met when they were just 16 years old in high school. A few years later\, after graduating from college and landing their dream jobs as consultants at Big 4 accounting firms\, H&L couldn’t help but feel as though they weren’t doing their part to make the world a better place. They began to frequently visit the family coffee farms in Honduras with Leticia’s father\, Al\, and quickly fell in love with the positive impact they knew they could make on the world through Direct Trade. It didn’t take very long for them to realize their life passion was to continue the family coffee business\, and that’s when Alma Coffee was born!
URL:https://www.bryantstreetdc.com/event/alma-coffee-pop-up-2/2026-09-19/
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SUMMARY:Alma Coffee Pop-up
DESCRIPTION:In 2018\, Leticia and Harry Hutchins founded Alma Coffee with the idea of bringing Direct Trade coffee’s positive impact on the coffee industry to light while also striving to make ethically sourced farm-to-cup coffee accessible to everyone. \nAlma’s story began over five generations ago in the remote mountains of Honduras where Leticia\, a fifth-generation coffee farmer\, was (quite literally) born to be in the coffee industry. Her father and co-founder of Alma\, Al Lopez\, was born and raised in coffee farms in Honduras before immigrating to the United States; Growing up\, Al kept the family coffee farming legacy alive by taking Leticia every year to visit the family coffee farms in Copan\, Honduras! \nLeticia and Harry (H&L) met when they were just 16 years old in high school. A few years later\, after graduating from college and landing their dream jobs as consultants at Big 4 accounting firms\, H&L couldn’t help but feel as though they weren’t doing their part to make the world a better place. They began to frequently visit the family coffee farms in Honduras with Leticia’s father\, Al\, and quickly fell in love with the positive impact they knew they could make on the world through Direct Trade. It didn’t take very long for them to realize their life passion was to continue the family coffee business\, and that’s when Alma Coffee was born!
URL:https://www.bryantstreetdc.com/event/alma-coffee-pop-up-2/2026-09-26/
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SUMMARY:Alma Coffee Pop-up
DESCRIPTION:In 2018\, Leticia and Harry Hutchins founded Alma Coffee with the idea of bringing Direct Trade coffee’s positive impact on the coffee industry to light while also striving to make ethically sourced farm-to-cup coffee accessible to everyone. \nAlma’s story began over five generations ago in the remote mountains of Honduras where Leticia\, a fifth-generation coffee farmer\, was (quite literally) born to be in the coffee industry. Her father and co-founder of Alma\, Al Lopez\, was born and raised in coffee farms in Honduras before immigrating to the United States; Growing up\, Al kept the family coffee farming legacy alive by taking Leticia every year to visit the family coffee farms in Copan\, Honduras! \nLeticia and Harry (H&L) met when they were just 16 years old in high school. A few years later\, after graduating from college and landing their dream jobs as consultants at Big 4 accounting firms\, H&L couldn’t help but feel as though they weren’t doing their part to make the world a better place. They began to frequently visit the family coffee farms in Honduras with Leticia’s father\, Al\, and quickly fell in love with the positive impact they knew they could make on the world through Direct Trade. It didn’t take very long for them to realize their life passion was to continue the family coffee business\, and that’s when Alma Coffee was born!
URL:https://www.bryantstreetdc.com/event/alma-coffee-pop-up-2/2026-10-03/
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SUMMARY:Alma Coffee Pop-up
DESCRIPTION:In 2018\, Leticia and Harry Hutchins founded Alma Coffee with the idea of bringing Direct Trade coffee’s positive impact on the coffee industry to light while also striving to make ethically sourced farm-to-cup coffee accessible to everyone. \nAlma’s story began over five generations ago in the remote mountains of Honduras where Leticia\, a fifth-generation coffee farmer\, was (quite literally) born to be in the coffee industry. Her father and co-founder of Alma\, Al Lopez\, was born and raised in coffee farms in Honduras before immigrating to the United States; Growing up\, Al kept the family coffee farming legacy alive by taking Leticia every year to visit the family coffee farms in Copan\, Honduras! \nLeticia and Harry (H&L) met when they were just 16 years old in high school. A few years later\, after graduating from college and landing their dream jobs as consultants at Big 4 accounting firms\, H&L couldn’t help but feel as though they weren’t doing their part to make the world a better place. They began to frequently visit the family coffee farms in Honduras with Leticia’s father\, Al\, and quickly fell in love with the positive impact they knew they could make on the world through Direct Trade. It didn’t take very long for them to realize their life passion was to continue the family coffee business\, and that’s when Alma Coffee was born!
URL:https://www.bryantstreetdc.com/event/alma-coffee-pop-up-2/2026-10-10/
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SUMMARY:Alma Coffee Pop-up
DESCRIPTION:In 2018\, Leticia and Harry Hutchins founded Alma Coffee with the idea of bringing Direct Trade coffee’s positive impact on the coffee industry to light while also striving to make ethically sourced farm-to-cup coffee accessible to everyone. \nAlma’s story began over five generations ago in the remote mountains of Honduras where Leticia\, a fifth-generation coffee farmer\, was (quite literally) born to be in the coffee industry. Her father and co-founder of Alma\, Al Lopez\, was born and raised in coffee farms in Honduras before immigrating to the United States; Growing up\, Al kept the family coffee farming legacy alive by taking Leticia every year to visit the family coffee farms in Copan\, Honduras! \nLeticia and Harry (H&L) met when they were just 16 years old in high school. A few years later\, after graduating from college and landing their dream jobs as consultants at Big 4 accounting firms\, H&L couldn’t help but feel as though they weren’t doing their part to make the world a better place. They began to frequently visit the family coffee farms in Honduras with Leticia’s father\, Al\, and quickly fell in love with the positive impact they knew they could make on the world through Direct Trade. It didn’t take very long for them to realize their life passion was to continue the family coffee business\, and that’s when Alma Coffee was born!
URL:https://www.bryantstreetdc.com/event/alma-coffee-pop-up-2/2026-10-17/
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SUMMARY:Alma Coffee Pop-up
DESCRIPTION:In 2018\, Leticia and Harry Hutchins founded Alma Coffee with the idea of bringing Direct Trade coffee’s positive impact on the coffee industry to light while also striving to make ethically sourced farm-to-cup coffee accessible to everyone. \nAlma’s story began over five generations ago in the remote mountains of Honduras where Leticia\, a fifth-generation coffee farmer\, was (quite literally) born to be in the coffee industry. Her father and co-founder of Alma\, Al Lopez\, was born and raised in coffee farms in Honduras before immigrating to the United States; Growing up\, Al kept the family coffee farming legacy alive by taking Leticia every year to visit the family coffee farms in Copan\, Honduras! \nLeticia and Harry (H&L) met when they were just 16 years old in high school. A few years later\, after graduating from college and landing their dream jobs as consultants at Big 4 accounting firms\, H&L couldn’t help but feel as though they weren’t doing their part to make the world a better place. They began to frequently visit the family coffee farms in Honduras with Leticia’s father\, Al\, and quickly fell in love with the positive impact they knew they could make on the world through Direct Trade. It didn’t take very long for them to realize their life passion was to continue the family coffee business\, and that’s when Alma Coffee was born!
URL:https://www.bryantstreetdc.com/event/alma-coffee-pop-up-2/2026-10-24/
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SUMMARY:Alma Coffee Pop-up
DESCRIPTION:In 2018\, Leticia and Harry Hutchins founded Alma Coffee with the idea of bringing Direct Trade coffee’s positive impact on the coffee industry to light while also striving to make ethically sourced farm-to-cup coffee accessible to everyone. \nAlma’s story began over five generations ago in the remote mountains of Honduras where Leticia\, a fifth-generation coffee farmer\, was (quite literally) born to be in the coffee industry. Her father and co-founder of Alma\, Al Lopez\, was born and raised in coffee farms in Honduras before immigrating to the United States; Growing up\, Al kept the family coffee farming legacy alive by taking Leticia every year to visit the family coffee farms in Copan\, Honduras! \nLeticia and Harry (H&L) met when they were just 16 years old in high school. A few years later\, after graduating from college and landing their dream jobs as consultants at Big 4 accounting firms\, H&L couldn’t help but feel as though they weren’t doing their part to make the world a better place. They began to frequently visit the family coffee farms in Honduras with Leticia’s father\, Al\, and quickly fell in love with the positive impact they knew they could make on the world through Direct Trade. It didn’t take very long for them to realize their life passion was to continue the family coffee business\, and that’s when Alma Coffee was born!
URL:https://www.bryantstreetdc.com/event/alma-coffee-pop-up-2/2026-10-31/
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