ABOUT SHERO COFFEE CLUB

Coffee for the Grind. Tea for the Pause. Purpose Beyond the Cup.

Shero Coffee Club is a woman Veteran-owned coffee and tea brand founded by retired U.S. Army Veteran Melissa Farmer-Hill. Based in the Chicago south suburbs, we’re on a mission to keep the world caffeinated and women Veterans celebrated.

Shop our medium and dark roast coffee, explore flavorful teas, or create a personalized coffee bag honoring your military journey or a woman Veteran you admire.

Behind every woman who served is a story worth knowing. We believe her service deserves recognition, her voice deserves space, and her experiences matter long after she takes off the uniform.

Our coffee represents the grind: the strength, resilience, and determination it takes to keep moving forward. It honors women Veterans whose leadership and contributions deserve to be seen, heard, and celebrated.

Our tea represents the pause: a moment to breathe, reflect, reconnect, and pour back into ourselves. It celebrates women from all walks of life, including caregivers, mothers, entrepreneurs, and One Mission, Many Causes™, we bring women together through connection, visibility, self-expression, and purpose.

Whether you’re pouring your morning coffee, taking an afternoon tea break, or choosing a thoughtful gift, there’s a place for you at our table.

Find your favorite brew. Celebrate a Shero. Become part of our story.

MEET THE FOUNDER

Melissa Farmer-Hill

After 20 years of active duty service in the U.S. Army, I understood the power of service. Finding purpose beyond the uniform became another part of my journey.

While helping Veterans connect with resources, I heard women share stories of hardship, courage, resilience, and reinvention. Their experiences stayed with me. I wanted to create something that would help more people see the women behind the service and recognize how much they still have to offer.

That purpose became Shero Coffee Club, LLC.

Coffee became a way to honor women Veterans and bring their stories into everyday conversations. Tea opened the table further, celebrating women whose care, leadership, and contributions strengthen our families and communities.

Our tea represents the pause: a moment to breathe, reflect, reconnect, and pour back into ourselves. It celebrates women from all walks of life, including caregivers, mothers, entrepreneurs, and community leaders making a difference in their own ways.

Today, I’m a retired U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer Four, entrepreneur, speaker, and author of Army Strong Women. I host Shero Coffee Chat and co-host the National Headache Foundation’s Operation Brainstorm Podcast, helping bring awareness to headache and migraine. I’ve also been honored as a 2026 Illinois Women Veteran Leader and the Southland Development Authority’s 2026 Equity Award Champion.

At the heart of everything I build is a belief: our experiences have value, and sharing them can help someone else move forward.

“My experiences are not simply chapters from my past. They are tools I use to create impact, open doors, and help other women recognize the power of their own stories.”

Thank you for being here, supporting Shero, and helping us keep women’s stories in the conversation.