Granola and Coffee on a Mission

Beautiful Day Granola is food for the body, nourishment for the soul, and fuel for a more hopeful world. Our granolas and coffees were hand-crafted for you by refugees from places like Burundi, Iraq, and DR Congo. With every single bite or sip, you contribute to a job-training program that helps our community thrive.

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Gift Boxes

An expanded selection of granola, bars, and coffee for the holiday season.

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Granola Bags

Award-winning recipes for breakfast or snacking

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Coffee

New this season: craft-roasted, fragrant, delicious.

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Granola Bars

Ready to eat bars perfect for anyone who is on-the-go.

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#TeamGranola

A monthly subscription service: a perfect way to enjoy our granola and support our mission. Available as gifts.

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Your purchase directly supports our job-training and social integration programs. All our granola products are hand-made by refugee trainees from the freshest and mostly organic ingredients.

“Local. Delicious. Making a difference. Delicious. People helping other people. Delicious. Delivered. Delicious. Unique. Delicious. Skill building. Oh, and did I mention how great it tastes?”

– J, Providence

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Celebration--our Secret Weapon

But once again, look at our faces. Joy is no less real. Celebration is our secret weapon. We celebrate the daily experience of seeing first-hand the resilience of refugees and the gifts they bring to our community. We celebrate a mission that is needed now more than ever. We celebrate a model of job training that is increasingly relevant. And we celebrate you, a growing team of partners who love and support what we are doing.

#Teamgranola: Where mission meets your every day:

We’ve reached the heart of the giving season and like many of you, I sometimes have my laptop open while I’m finishing off the evening with Stephen Colbert, surfing for a gift that might have a special meaning. There are some cool things out there. Did you know that Boney M once put out a Christmas album? I wonder if I can locate an LP. And Amazon even has a Nic Cage throw pillow. In suede! Wow.

But if you’re looking for a meaningful gift, I do want to remind you about #teamgranola.

The Real Problem at our Southern Border

I first left home as a 6-year-old to attend boarding school at a beach town in Vietnam. I have memories of things like tear gas. I have one memory in particular of all of us kids from my boarding school standing outside where the breeze was strongest, against our chain-link fence, looking out at the brilliant ocean which was like a sheet of tinfoil in the sun, crying because of the gas. I distinctly remember NOT being sad—I remember it as an adventure. Sure it hurt. It was also very exciting.