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Crave by Neat Places

Crave are a café/social enterprise that give all of their profits back to the community.

High St to Home: Get the look of Morningside's Crave cafe

A weekend favourite of Auckland suburb Morningside, Crave cafe has a unique vision with an eclectic style to match.

Morningside for life: How Crave cafe reinvests in its neighbourhood

Alice Webb-Liddall from The Spinoff talks to Crave manager and co-founder Nigel Cottle about the neighbourhood-orientated social enterprise.

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Crave Café by Denizen

Not for profit endeavours are often shrouded by a double standard — our expectations of what might be offered are lowered by the fact that it’s all for a good cause.

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They’re just a bunch of “crazy people”. Crazy people who swapped making coffees in their local Kingsland café Crave for a sixteen-day trip to India, as part of the charity Mad For Change. The charity, which aims to alleviate poverty and prostitution in Kolkata, is working in conjunction with the aid...

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Peter Calder: Rediscovering the greater good

60s-sounding collective looking at ways for community to make connections, with no profit motive in sight. They served paella at Crave Cafe on Saturday evening. For 400. For free. As a business model, it doesn't exactly have "certain to succeed" written all over it. But Crave is no ordinary business....

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Brag Book / Media

Crave by Neat Places

High St to Home: Get the look of Morningside's Crave cafe

Morningside for life: How Crave cafe reinvests in its neighbourhood

Crave Café by Denizen

Craving Change for India

Peter Calder: Rediscovering the greater good