OUR STORY
“We are all in this together as one human family. Our passion is in empowering, educating and serving others in discovering their own purpose, gifts and self worth."
- Nola Ganem | Founder of One World Cacao
As we grow we will fund this through our wellness programs, sales of their cacao, sponsorship and donations from beautiful humans like you and our communities we serve.
Nola Ganem
is a healing arts professional who has re-centered her life and vision around bringing the healing potentials of Cacao to communities and wellness practitioners around the world.
Since she was a young girl, Nola has been working with her own naturally intuitive and healing touch. With a driven and inquisitive mind, she has found purpose not only activating her own skills as a healer, but in helping others to awaken those innate gifts within themselves. Nola has worked as a professional in the holistic healing arts since 2004 – over the past 13 years, she has cultivated a healthy specialized massage therapy and energy healing practice.
Living as an entrepreneur, ceremonial space holder, student, practitioner, and educator, Nola has been integrating her life, business, and purpose with Cacao for the past 8 years.
In 2017, Nola saw the need for a new kind of company to serve the needs, power, and potential of Cacao. Since this inception, One World Cacao has worked directly with specific farms and communities in Guatemala to source and re-cultivate one of the highest grade Cacao strains available. Rooted in community and ecosystem health, OWC’s impact-oriented business model catalyzes harmonious relationships between the people, places, and plants involved in every aspect of their business – from beautiful products to ceremonial experiences, to immersive retreats.
“Nola first introduced me to the power of cacao and it has become such a beautiful part of my journey. Assisting in opening up new parts of myself, tuning me into my body, and expanding my consciousness.
Nola also created a community, a network of love and sacred ceremonies that held me and wrapped me in safety and understanding.”