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Archetype Hair An artful space for transformationPerspective Learning Building a dream business to serve the autistic community
Stillman Quality Meats Local meat as economic driverAnu Stepping outside synthetic wear
Soul Bowls Sourcing that secret sauceCommon Variety Local staples, daily delights
BK Tile and Stone Making over spaces while adapting to the timesEternal Life Yoga and Wellness Yoga studio business moving ahead
Pearl City Antiques Hidden gems await discoveryFarm Store 99 Serving the community through food
Tamsin Flanders Finding common ground on farm and food programmingDreamhouse Restuarant
"Boozy brunches with a values-forward mission
Flor Farm Foodies
Inspiring others through farming and entrepreneurship
Franklin County Community Meals Program
The growing need to alleviate hunger leads to growing programs
Regional Environmental Council
Leveraging MFTP funds to combat food insecurity in Worcester
L'Amour
A restauranteur serves a growing demand in Springfield
Nutwood Farm
The patient path to a nutty crop
Fat Moon Farm A mushrooming business in more ways than one

Nostalgia Scratch Bakery
Two top-tier bakers seek sweet success
Flis Market
Owners bring a lively market to an Erving landmark
Valley Malt and Ground Up
This could be malt's moment
Africana Villa
Entrepreneurs bring a taste of west Africa to Springfield
10 Forward
Ang Buxton and Alex Noonan are creating a scene
Al-Nassir International Market
A store’s expansion creates new openings for internationally inspired local food
Carson's Cans
Walter Kleeberg finds success through commitment to clients and securing a niche of his own
Our Family Farms
An anchor dairy mooooves forward

Quabbin Harvest
Food coop as community connecting point
Massive Bookshop
Bookstore as art project with social justice at the fore
Many Graces Farm
Flower farm and design studio with an ecological mission
Ben Reigle
An artist pivots with help from the FCCDC