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Endangered Species Chocolate Foundation
5846 West 73rd Street
Indianapolis, IN 46278

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11,520 Hours Trained
972* Farmers Trained
$95,000 Grants Given
*Each producer receives 25 training sessions in order to conclude the training process.
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San Carlos Cooperative

3 Tree Nurseries
40,000 Trees On Nurseries
100,000 Trees on Farms

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The mission of Endangered Species Chocolate Foundation is to fund international humanitarian projects that benefit micro-economies of cacao farming communities in a sustainable way.

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Microeconomics

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Young Tanya holding her shoe-shine kit in a plaza in Quito, Ecuador. 2011.

Younger and Wiser

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Bottoms Up

Bottoms Up

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Sun-dried, Organic cacao beans from the San Carlos Co-Op in Sacha, Ecuador ready for transport for processing into chocolate.

A Taste of Chocolate History

January 23, 2012 / 1 Comment ››

Two independent farmers and members of the San Carlos Cooperative in a stand of Sacha Trees in Ecuador's Orellana Province.

Sustainable Roots of the Sacha Tree

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An independent farmer of San Carlos Co-Op shown working on her farm located in the remote Ecuadorian rainforest.

Welcome to escfoundation.org

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