One of the Gold Coast’s most iconic coffee chains is contributing to world-wide efforts to defeat the malaria parasite with a valuable donation towards research into a novel, world-leading malaria vaccine that is about to be evaluated in clinical trials at Griffith University.
Zarraffa’s Coffee will donate $35,000 to Griffith University’s Institute for Glycomics to aid their work with the Malaria Vaccine Project, which aims to raise $500,000 to get clinical trial research to the next stage through a fundraising partnership with Rotary District 9640.
Managing Director and founder of Zarraffa’s Coffee Kenton Campbell said the donation was synonymous with the company’s desire to affect positive change globally.
“We are thrilled to deliver on our promise of ‘more than just a cup of coffee’, to partner with the Griffith University’s Institute for Glycomics on such a worthy cause,” Mr Campbell said.
“This deadly disease impacts a number of our coffee growing regions around the
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