Revolver World’s Fairtrade Fortnight 2011 event calendar
It’s been a long time coming, but our new range of Fairtrade roasted fresh coffees gets its OFFICIAL LAUNCH on the 7th of March!
We’re launching with two products: AFRICA (a delicious Tanzania / Uganda blend) and a COLOMBIA single origin varietal, both in 227g bags. We’re also going to be launching our new RevolverCoffee.com web site with details of our new promotion with an MP3 giveaway and 50% off an ecru organic Fairtrade T-shirt – bookmark the site and check back on the 7th of March for more details!
We’re also involved in a number of events during Fairtrade Fortnight, where we’ll also be giving away some packs of our coffee to lucky recipients…
Wednesday 2nd of March: Birmingham Cathedral, 7:00 pm
Fairtrade Association Birmingham – Fairtrade Fashion show, stalls from Fairtrade producers, a talk from Revolver MD Paul Birch and performance from the St. Bart’s choir – the Birmingham Evening Mail will be covering the event
Tuesday 8th March: Oxford Town hall, 9:00 pm
Midcounties Co-operative-hosted Fairtrade fashion show, featuring Revolver World Fairtrade cotton and coffee – BBC Radio Oxford will be covering the event
Wednesday 9th March: BCU Midwifery college, 11:30 am
Fairtrade event, featuring stalls from producers showcasing Fairtrade cotton and coffee
Wednesday 9th March: University of Wolverhampton
Wolverhampton Fairtrade Partnership fashion show
Thursday 10th March: Menzies Hotel Stourport, 10:00 am
Midcounties Co-operative Event, featuring Fairtrade cotton and coffee producers, including Revolver World!
Friday 11th March: Holy Trinity School Birmingham
Fairtrade Association Birmingham event – including talks for the kids, 11.30 am
Friday 11th March: Student Union, University of Birmingham
Fairtrade Association Birmingham Fairtrade Fashion Show
Friday 11th March: St Bart’s Church, Oak Room
Wolverhampton Fairtrade Partnership evening, featuring a talk with David Greenwood-Haigh from Divine Chocolate; all proceeds to the LUCIA charity, supporting orphaned and disadvantaged Ethiopian children