R'stoyours Coffee Start Up Company Founding Story Released

R'stoyours, a coffee business in Watertown, WI, has released the story of how it was founded. This business was started after a stay at home mom was looking to find a way to give back to the community, while working from home. She loved coffee, so it became the obvious choice. She already had some online selling experience and was able to combine this with her two passions: coffee and birth. Now a successful company, R'stoyours is proud to highlight its personal founding story on its Facebook page.

Rebecca Kauffeld, founder of R'stoyours, says: "Striving to give back one cup at a time. We are more than a coffee company, we are a community that cares and strives to give back. We are a small coffee company that cares about the individual."

Rebecca also strives to give back to the birthing community by volunteering as a doula/birth worker when the opportunity arises. Those who support R'stoyours and purchase their products, therefore, also support a very meaningful cause. It was Rebecca's own birth story that inspired her to give back, something she has extensively covered in her blog.

One the company's About Us page, Rebecca's own story is highlighted. While she had a breech baby, she was able to, against the odds, give birth naturally. This did highlight, to her, the need for increased knowledge and training in the medical community, as few birthing professionals are equipped to deal with breech births, leading to significant complications. She believes that, with the help from God, women should be able to have a natural birth without placing themselves or their unborn children at risk.

Rebecca encourages everyone to visit her Amazon store to view the products that R'stoyours offers. With every purchase made, consumers not only get to enjoy great coffee, or coffee making equipment, they also support the important community work that Rebecca does. Significant research has been published in the Journal of Perinatal Education, and this has demonstrated that mothers who are supported by a doula had better health outcomes, both physically and mentally, and that their babies were more likely to be born healthy as well. Rebecca's work as a doula is a prime example of this.