Comments from the Customer Service Center
The Market @ 25th participated in the "In the Sun Again" Block Party at the Robinson Theater last evening- a great event thanks to Betsy Hart and Todd Waldo! Special thanks to Nicole Brown, Kristen Rabourdin, and Mike Maruca for their enthusiasm, dedication and energy in promoting our store at the event, and to Gilbert Howard for representing our Advisory Committee and always eagerly helping our store and his community.
Yesterday, I delivered Meals on Wheels for FeedMore in Church Hill. I do this every other Friday. It's another great way to give back to our community. Each of the staff of The Market @ 25th will be highly encouraged, and given time to, volunteer at a non-profit in Church Hill, once a month. They will identify their agency of choice and our store will coordinate their schedules to allow time in their schedule for their volunteer time at that agency.
Also yesterday, I had a wonderful meeting with Pat Foster with the City of Richmond Minority Business Development and Yvette Roots with the Office of Community Wealth Building to discuss opportunities for minority owned businesses in our store. We will partnering with Floyd Miller and the Metropolitan Business League to have a joint listening session for all potential minority businesses to be represented or provide services in the store. The meeting will be in three weeks. I'll post more once the date is finalized.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Norm
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What a great community effort! Love seeing local businesses give back. Reminds me of teamwork in Fireboy and Watergirl—everyone playing their part. Keep it up!
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I really enjoyed reading about the Market’s commitment to the local community and the effort to support local organizations and businesses. It’s great to see a store creating opportunities for people to connect and contribute. Community-focused markets can also be wonderful places to discover local products, including tea and herbs.