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Local bakery asks for community fundraising support to help pay employees

Local bakery asks for community fundraising support to help pay employees

“The city is basically holding our permits hostage. “That being claimed, it’s important to me that all my employees are paid throughout this time.

Three Bites Bakeryannounced previously this year that they would be relocating their King-Lincoln Bronzeville shop and moving into a brand-new, attractive room in Midtown Columbus, working together with Little Cat Boba, a coffee and tea shop with roots at East Market. It’s taking much longer than prepared for.

They posted an Indiegogo project a couple of months ago, and now they’re getting in touch with even more area support to help them reach their goal of 25k. “Whether it’s a tiny contribution, or a share, anything assists. You all are the factor we have actually made it this much to start with …” claimed 3 Bites Bakery.

And remain tuned– when their brand-new area does open, it’s mosting likely to be an extremely special area. Isa’s background in Filipino & Italian cooking will perfectly complement a Korean-inspired coffee from Little Pet cat Boba. You can read more about that brand-new space, (with any luck opening as soon as the authorizations are authorized) at 12 E. Broad St., here.

Although they were supposed to be moved in and prepared to open up soon, Isa, the proprietor of Three Bites, stated that unforeseen authorization concerns are postponing them 2-3 weeks, and now, they have no profits whatsoever. “It’s a frightening and stressful time for us,” she said.

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