About

Important facts about Human Trafficking in Canada:

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most important groups in the fight against trafficking in Canada are family and friends

You could be the reason someone escapes trafficking. Recent reports have identified family members and friends comprised 26% of trafficking reports in 2019-2020, the second highest reporting group.

90%

of sex trafficking survivors in Canada are women and girls

From 2019 to 2020, 9 out of 10 victims calling the Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline were women and girls, according to the Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking, the number one highest reporting group.

900+

service providers and law enforcement agencies in Canada support those impacted

The Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking partners with nearly 1,000 service providers and law enforcement agencies in their fight against trafficking in Canada. You can join the fight just as you are.

What we do

While Freedom Coffee utilizes café locations and coffee sales to be a presence in the community, raise funds, and create opportunities for at-risk people, our mission is summed up the 3 words: Awareness, Support, and Development.

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Raise Awareness

In Canada, the vast majority of people are unaware of the reality and impact of human trafficking. We want to change that, and empower ordinary people with tools and information to combat trafficking in their families, friend-groups, and neighbourhoods.

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Support other Frontline Organizations

22% of all Freedom Coffee profits are seeded back into other organizations seeking to make a difference in the lives of victims and at-risk people through their work here and around the world. So far, we have supported Community of Hope and Ally Global Foundation.

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Develop Programs for Restoration

Along with the work we do in raising awareness and support, we also seek to strategically partner with others to develop programs to help at-risk people and victims. This will include job placements for victims, drop-in centres, and even housing projects.


Have Questions?

Frequently Asked
Questions

How do I donate?

You can donate to our work through our POS system during our open hours or online via online banking through one of our partners. We have proactively worked to create a channel through which supporters can donate and receive a tax receipt, which is available through one of our partners. Click here to donate via e-transfer.

Can I donate coffee beans?

Yes, you can donate any coffee beans that are fair-trade, and (preferably) organic. Fair-trade beans are a must for us! You can contact us to arrange a drop off.

How did this even become a thing?

Freedom Coffee was started by Freedom Church, an inter-denominational church start-up in Greater Moncton who exist to lead others to live freely and fully in Christ. Desiring to intentionally meet felt needs in their community, Freedom Church decided to start a café in order to fight human trafficking and support at-risk youth.

Can my church or business support you?

Yes! We are passionate about partnering with supportive churches, businesses, and other organizations. Click here to learn more.

Where are you located?

We are currently located at 67 Souvenirs Street, Moncton, NB. Although we are going to have more locations throughout the region, our coffee spot at Gordon Hall is the place to see us, Tuesday – Saturday.

Do you cater events?

Yes, we can! You can make catering arrangements for cookies and coffee through our manager, Josh.

Need further information?

Let’s have a conversation.

Our Amazing Team

Founder & Executive Director

Noah James Wiebe

Father, founder, business and church leader, and more, Noah leads Freedom Coffee as Executive Director. You’ll usually find Noah in a meeting, deliberating on next steps for the organization, or arranging details for our next fundraiser.

Co-Founder & Café Manager

Joshua Wieler

Dad, hiker, and management extraordinaire, Josh and his wife Sarah were among the founding members of the Freedom Coffee team. If you visit a Freedom Coffee location, you’ll likely see Josh living his best life with his favourite daughter and café ride-along, Eliza.

Volunteer

You!

Are you looking to join us in our fight against trafficking in Moncton and beyond? Reach out to us via our Facebook page to see how to get connected.