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Whether you're shopping in Battle Creek or Kalamazoo, there are plenty of Black-owned businesses that we can support.

Robyn Hadley’s dedication to serving young people can be traced to her days as a first-generation college student and her deep love for her alma mater, North Carolina’s Graham High School.

Layla's Cool Pops, which previously made an appearance on the Kelly Clarkson show and is working to end homelessness, is opening a new location on Westnedge Ave

Kalamazoo Teen Takes Baking Business To The Kelly Clarkson Show definitely wasn't running a business. A successful business at that. Allow me to introduce you to Layla, a 15 year old Kalamazoo teen who operates her own bakery on Portage Street in Kalamazoo. You read that right. She's 15 years old. Named Layla's Cool Pops, the idea started with a 4th grade economics project which has grown into a shop that not only provides sweet treats for the neighborhood but is working to eliminate homelessness. Again, at the age of 15, Layla has also established a non-profit called Sweets4Homeless. Accor...

Teen-owned business donates proceeds to organizations helping those experiencing homelessness Layla's Cool Pops donates 10% of proceeds. Jason Walsh/FOX 17 A Kalamazoo County teen is making a difference in her community by helping those in need for more than six years. and last updated 2021-02-03 17:17:55-05 KALAMAZOO, Mich. — A Kalamazoo County teen is making a difference in her community by helping those in need for more than six years. Layla Wallace was in fourth grade when she started realizing the importance of helping others, and after an economics project in school that had her cr...