Born In Brunswick in North Hobart is giving away free coffee for women this Sunday to mark International Women’s Day.
Australian entrepreneur Kyle Hunt has put money on a tab at a cafe in all the major cities in Australia, with Born In Brunswick chosen for Hobart.
Hunt said coffees will be free until the tab runs out.
Women can claim their free coffee by mentioning the International Women’s Day tab at the counter while funds last.
“International Women’s Day is a chance to recognise the incredible women who shape our lives, our businesses and our communities,” Hunt said.
“If a free coffee sparks a smile or even just five minutes of appreciation, it’s worth it.”
The social media personality, who documents his business ventures online, said the initiative aims to support local cafés while recognising women’s contributions to their communities.
Hunt is fully funding the programme himself and hopes it will become an annual tradition.
“Big change starts with small actions,” he said.
“This Sunday is about showing appreciation in a way that’s accessible and local.”
The businessman, known for his philanthropic efforts, is currently documenting his journey from foster care to building wealth across his social media platforms.
He combines business ventures with community-driven initiatives, aiming to inspire action and positive impact across Australia through both his entrepreneurial work and philanthropy.
Born In Brunswick is located at 410 Elizabeth St, North Hobart and is open 8am-2pm on Sunday.
