Annual donation day raises more than $4,000 for Providence Seaside

November 2, 2026 Providence Oregon News Team

Above: Jason Plamondon, RN, takes a photo alongside Alyssa Trotter, owner of The Human Bean of Warrenton, and the Providence Seaside Hospital oncology team.

November 2026

A cup of coffee made a difference for local cancer care when the community came together for The Human Bean’s annual Coffee for a Cure fundraiser.

On Oct. 16, The Human Bean donated 100% of proceeds from food and beverage sales during its annual fundraiser, raising $4,116 for Providence Cancer Center – Seaside.

Each purchase helped support cancer care close to home, giving patients and families access to important services in their community.

Since launching Coffee for a Cure in 2004, The Human Bean has raised more than $4.7 million to help provide mammograms, post-diagnosis care and education for patients in need, especially those who are uninsured.

The annual event shows how a simple everyday purchase can become meaningful support for people experiencing cancer and those who care for them.

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