MORE THAN COFFEE:
SERVING LOGAN, CACHE VALLEY & AMERICA'S VETERANS

Seven years ago, Jamie and Mindie Buttars started something simple: a free Thanksgiving dinner for anyone who needed it. No strings attached. No questions asked. Everyone is welcome at our table.

In 2022, Cache Coffee served 2,500 plates of food — turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, and pie — to neighbors, veterans, seniors, and families across Cache Valley. In 2025, the effort included more than 65 turkeys.

The dinner runs every Thanksgiving Day from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM at the Cache Valley Eagles Hall, 170 W. 900 N., Logan. Delivery is available for those who can't make it in person.

"No one should go hungry or eat alone on Thanksgiving." — Jamie Buttars

Community support means showing up for organizations doing hard work long before it is convenient or visible. In June 2026, Cache Coffee donated $50 to CAPSA, Citizens Against Physical and Sexual Abuse.

CAPSA's written acknowledgement confirms the contribution and states that its services help survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault find safety, hope, and healing. It is one more way Cache Coffee supports a safer, stronger Cache Valley.

The supporting letter is displayed with recipient-address and tax-information details redacted. The documented donation date was June 27, 2026.

After losing two close friends to suicide, Jamie and Mindie Buttars launched a pioneering safe firearm-storage initiative. Anyone in a mental health crisis can bring their firearms to Cache Coffee to be stored safely — no police involvement, no risk of confiscation — until they're in a better place.

As of June 2026, Cache Coffee operates 44 gun safes, almost full. Jamie has held firearms for individuals for as long as four years. In a single week in June 2025, three men reached out asking to bring in their guns.

Cache Coffee also hosts an annual Fourth of July BBQ connected to suicide-prevention awareness and outreach, and partners with Liberty Safe to expand the program to other businesses.

Annual Safe Storage Fundraiser

Hot Rod Dad Bod Car Wash

For about five years, the Hot Rod Dad Bod Car Wash has raised roughly $2,000 each year to support Cache Coffee's Community Safe Storage Program.

"There's got to be something more we can do." — Jamie Buttars, after losing a friend

On the Sunday closest to Veterans Day, Cache Coffee hosts a dedicated Veterans Breakfast to honor those who served. It's our way of saying thank you to the veteran community in Cache Valley.

Veterans have given enough. Supporting them is the least we can do.

Navigating the VA system shouldn't be a battle. Cache Coffee created a free online tool designed to help veterans with disability-related claims and support.

This tool is 100% free and was built specifically for the veteran community. Cache Coffee is not the VA, a law firm, or an accredited claims representative — this is a community resource to help veterans understand and navigate the process.