For schools
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You buy coffee anyway. The question is who benefits
Premium quality coffee. An entirely ordinary price. But from every order at least 10% goes to children living in poverty, through Stichting Robin.
Request your school proposal or order straight awayFor thousands of families the stress starts with the first school bill
Stichting Robin's solidarity platform makes school costs manageable. Through the Robin pass, families receive a contribution or an interest-free payment plan. Every school using the platform can draw on the Robin fund, combined with its own solidarity fund. That way every child can join in from the first school day.
Figures: Stichting Robin, August 2026.
How it works
From now on you order your everyday coffee in the IMPACT store
Beans, ground or capsules — the same quality you are used to, often better, at an entirely ordinary price. Delivered to school.
You choose Stichting Robin as your cause
Set once when ordering. Every order after that automatically follows the same route.
At least 10% goes, through IMPACT, to the Robin fund
That money is used in full to lower the school bills of children living in poverty who hold a Robin pass. Schools already using the solidarity platform can draw on it for contributions towards compulsory school costs. What comes in through IMPACT is public on our counter.
What does that actually add up to?
Check the maths. This isn't an estimate of what you could give — it's what the coffee budget you already have produces on its own. Count everyone on the payroll: teachers, office, support, cleaning. An average Flemish secondary school is around 80.
| School team | Coffee per school year | To the Robin fund |
|---|---|---|
| 25 staff | ± 32 boxes | ± €154 |
| 50 staff | ± 63 boxes | ± €308 |
| 75 staff | ± 95 boxes | ± €462 |
| 100 staff | ± 126 boxes | ± €616 |
Based on 2.5 cups per person per school day, 180 school days, 7 g per cup, and ground coffee at €48.90 per box of 10 × 250 g. Drink more, or stronger, and the figure goes up.
Traceable to the cent
Every euro that goes to a cause is live on the IMPACT tracker. Not an annual report afterwards, but a counter you can open today.
See Stichting Robin's counterThe four questions every school asks
Does this cost more?
No. IMPACT coffee is premium coffee at an entirely ordinary price. The 10% comes out of our margin, not your budget.
Do we have to switch supplier?
You cannot order IMPACT coffee from your usual supplier. You order it online in the IMPACT store: a few clicks and it is delivered.
Are we tied in?
No. No contract, no minimum, no notice period. You order when it suits you.
How do we pay?
You choose: straight away online with no fuss, or afterwards on invoice. Either way you receive a proper invoice.
Request your school proposal
Fill this in and you'll get a proposal tailored to your school team within two working days: the right quantity, the price, and what it yields for children in poverty each year. No obligation.
Frequently asked questions
Do we have to be a Robin school?
No. Your order supports Stichting Robin's work across Flanders, where the need is greatest. If you would also like to become a Robin school, we're happy to introduce you — entirely separate from the coffee.
Who decides this with us?
Usually management or whoever runs the operating budget. If that isn't you, forward this page. That's the shortest route.
Is there more than coffee?
Yes. Alongside coffee there are soap and shampoo bars and laundry strips, under the same 10% rule.
How do we know the money arrives?
The IMPACT tracker shows live, to the cent, what has been raised per cause. Not an annual report afterwards, but a counter you can open today.
What happens to our data?
We use it to prepare your proposal and to inform you occasionally. We don't pass it on. One-click unsubscribe in every email.