How Seven Weeks Coffee Is Turning Ethically Sourced Blends Into Pro-Life Action Buying this coffee helps save babies.

For Anton Krecic, his morning cup of coffee is more than a fragrant beverage and a jolt of caffeine. It also represents an extension of his belief, as a Christian, in the sanctity of all human lives — especially those in the womb.

Krecic, 28, is the founder of Seven Weeks Coffee, a brand that offers gourmet blends that are ethically sourced from farmers all over the world. More importantly, though, the company donates 10% of every sale to support a network of pro-life pregnancy centers, helping them to provide vital services such as ultrasounds for women considering abortion. (The name of the coffee company, by the way, refers to the size of an unborn child at seven weeks’ gestation — roughly the size of a coffee bean.)

“As Christians, we are called to take care of the most vulnerable. These centers are the ones that are truly the hands and feet of the pro-life community,” Krecic told the Register.

“We’re just here to steward the call that [God has] put on us, which is to provide great coffee and support life.”

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