Class '28 Coffee Club

To build community by nurturing the bodies and minds of those without access to food.

Our very dedicated group is working around the clock to build a community and to ensure that the resources you need are available.

Available Week 11 Items

1. Peet's Coffee Dark Roast (French) 5/24/2022
2. Peet's Coffee Dark Roast (Major D) 6/5/2022
3. Croissants
4. Nestle rich milk chocolate Mar-24
5. Strawberry poptarts 2/23/2023
6. Caramel Macchiato Delight 8/3/2022
7. French Vanilla Coffee mate 11/10/2022
8. Almond milk 6/14/2022
9. Chocolate Filled Crepes with Hazelnut
10. Lavender Chamomile Tea Jan-25
11. Eggo Waffles 4/19/2023
12. Skippy Creamy Peanut Butter 11/23/2022
13. Bananas
14. Smucker's Uncrustables: Peanut Butter and Grape Jelly
15. Pop-tarts: Cookies and Creme
16. Quaker Instant Oatmeal Variety Pack
17. Gatorade 20 oz.
18. Maruchan Instant Ramen Noodle Soup Chicken

Donations

Hello to all interested parties in supporting Class '28 Coffee Club. We are opening two main channels for donations, the CashApp and in-person donations.

For food or physical donations for the club, reach out to Andrea @amontejo@sfo.yearup.org or Pete @psrivarom@sfo.yearup.org. They will outline where to put the donations for Coffee Club processing.

For online donations please use our CashApp listed below by clicking on 'Click' or scanning the QR code(only accessible from computer). For any cash donations please reach out to Oscar @omelendez@sfo.yearup.org. He will outline who to give the money to and what it will be used for.

In addition, we now have a club Venmo to support and donate to. Using the same steps as the CashApp, fill free to use the QR code if on a computer or device with larger viewing port or clicking Click to send you over to our Venmo. Lastly, for those who find it easier to do it manually, our username for Venmo is: Coffee-Club-28.

Donation Form
Your support means a latté! Click to donate on CashApp
Your support means a latté! Click to donate on Vemno

Volunteers

Below describes the volunteer committee that will be supporting operations we have in coffee club. They will be working directly with Andrea and Pete from LCA. If you have any further questions or concerns regarding volunteering, reach out to Andrea @amontejo@sfo.yearup.org or Pete @psrivarom@sfo.yearup.org.

To sign up for a certain committee or multiple please click on the 'Volunteer Form' below.

Volunteer Form

Manage

Managing committee will label and put all donations(food/drink item) bought by Coffee Club for a particular week.

Clean

Clean will make sure the kitchen is cleaned and the Coffee Club supplies are not expired.

Update

Update will make sure all donations list(food/drink item), expiration dates, and excel lists are up to date by the Wednesday of a particular week.

Get to know our officers

I am passionate about being of service and providing for those in need. Through this project, I hope to make an impact on my fellow students and inspire them to do the same.
- President | Alyssa Rosairo
“Overcoming poverty is not a gesture of charity. It is an act of justice. It is the protection of a fundamental human right, the right to dignity and a decent life.”
- Nelson Mandela, former President of South Africa | Vice-President | Hezekiah Bates
“However difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at."
- Stephen Hawking | Marketing Officer |Milo
I'm a firm believer that nobody should come to work worried about their next meal. I hope to sustain and uplift my Year Up community through Coffee Club's support.
- Fundraising Officer | Pete Srivarom
I believe that before you listen to your heart, you must listen to your stomach. I do have a sweet tooth though, so if you have any recommendations let me know.
- Volunteer Coordinator | Andrea Montejo
I like pulling together teams of people for a relevant cause and hyping people up in order to make a change. An old friend once told me, “Turn your pain into paint, just don't waste your paint." - Joseph
- Founder | Dave Martin
I know how difficult it is to go through a day without food. Growing up that was a reality for me in the mornings where I would have half a bowl of cereal in me until lunch time at school. So this program means a good bit for me as it helps those in similiar needs and I want to like Year Up, close that “gap” left by unfulfilling breakfast needs.
- Treasurer | Oscar Melendez