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Supporting Guide Dogs

Coffi Lab is not solely about providing you with exquisite coffee. Coffi Lab’s mission is broader.

Coffi Lab is driven by a desire to do good.

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How we fundraise

Coffi Lab will do all it can to support this wonderful cause.

We donate profits from our Lab Stamped handmade dog biscuit sales.

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Guide Dogs donation
boxes
in every Lab

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We also strive to raise awareness

By sponsoring Guide Dog puppies, supporting local volunteers and undertaking challenge days.

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A place for paws and people

“Coffi Lab is a really important part of our lives. Although we work hard with our dogs and they’re really amazing, they have to have free time too, as do we. So we welcome that we’re welcomed into Coffi Labs. We live in Rhwbina and there’s a Coffi Lab there which I can’t walk past without my dog turning into it!”

- Carole Morgan, Guide Dog owner and ambassador

Our sponsored guide dogs

Thanks to your support, we have been able to support these wonderful creatures in their journey to becoming Guide Dogs. We will receive personalised pupdates and photos throughout their first year, until they enter one of Guide Dog’s National Training Schools.

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Why Guide Dogs?

We have chosen to become corporate partners with Guide Dogs UK. Two British pioneers, Rosamund and Muriel, organised the training of the first guide dogs 90 years ago, in a Wallasey garage. Since 1931, over 36,000 lives have been transformed through a guide dog partnership. Today, the lives of people with sight loss continue to thrive through the help of this amazing charity.

Find out more about the Guide Dogs charity through the link below.

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