Lucy Dilley News Today

Three Michigan nonprofits are providing support to food entrepreneurs, from access to commercial kitchens to local food systems, to help them launch their business more affordably and sustainably. 

How did the truffle respond to the popcorns proposal? Oil marry you! Entrepreneur Kari Stolpestead officiated the marriage of popcorn and truffle oil at Can-Do Kalamazoo — and it was love at first bite.

An organization is launching a $50,000 crowdfunding campaign to raise the remaining capital for its mixed-use incubator space in Kalamazoo.

Can-Do Kalamazoo recently shared a look at its upcoming new building. It will be located at 519 South Park Street in Kalamazoo.

In addition to browsing the wares of 100 vendors, attendees of the Kalamazoo Farmers Market’s June Night Market can learn details of Can-Do Kalamazoo’s new branding and building plans.

Ten startups have been chosen to pitch for funding and resources from Michigan Women Forward.

A Kalamazoo food business incubator is amid a capital campaign to create a mixed-use space to serve entrepreneurs and startups of all kinds.