If you are one of the many consumers of Starbucks‘ coffee, you are also supporting one of the most advanced employers of workers with disabilities. Starbucks states that “creating a culture of belonging is one of [their] core values.” The company boasts thorough accommodations for workers with disabilities (such as interpretation services and accessible software), as well as for customers with disabilities. Additionally, in 2015 they participated in events celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the ADA, and their press room frequently publishes material and stories on their inclusive environment. Here’s what they had to say:“When we think about hiring for Starbucks, we think beyond labels. We challenge ourselves to look beyond traditional sources and typical profiles, to bring in people that share our values and our passion for service and community. There is no better example than our commitment to hiring people with disabilities. These talented professionals bring unique experiences that foster innovation and new ideas while contributing to a culture of warmth and true inclusion. We work across multiple business teams to collaborate and inspire partners (employees) to embrace accessibility as a global value of Starbucks, and we are continually inspired by the diversity and inclusion of our people.”