Endiro Coffee
29 W. New York Street, Aurora, IL 60506
Coffee Shops
Endiro Coffee is a tree-to-cup coffee company born in Uganda but growing with a global vision to end child vulnerability through coffee.
Endiro is a complete tree-to-cup operation that begins with coffee growing by women-led cooperatives in Uganda who produce some of the best coffee in the world. They then export the raw coffee from Uganda and import it here in Illinois where they roast it and brew it through their coffee shop in downtown Aurora. Ultimately, the profits of Endiro help to end child vulnerability in the communities where they operate, from farms in Bukalasi, Uganda to our their partnerships with local child-focused charities in Aurora, Illinois.
Endiro serve a full line of coffees, teas, smoothies, juices as well as a full menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Once their roasting plant is open, they will offer roasting demonstrations and exclusive coffee tasting experiences.
"Our vision as a company is to end child vulnerability globally through coffee."
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