A free coffee a day keeps the blues away 

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A small coffee shop in Fourways is quietly establishing itself as a community hub, uniting people, paying it forward and increasingly making good things happen for growing numbers of people.
The DC Coffee Company in Pineslopes is the brainchild of Neil and Samantha Golding, who have not only built the business from the ground up, but see it as “living the dream that makes us happier than we ever thought possible”. 
The couple's coffee shop runs as an NPO, which allows people to donate and redeem coffee and food vouchers from strangers. Neil explains how the idea works and how it came about. 
19 Nov 2021 10AM English South Africa News · Daily News

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