Diversity & Inclusion
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Today, and in the coming weeks, we encourage our community to support small, local and/or BIPOC, Native, and Indigenous owned businesses for the holiday season. By doing so, we are turning to the roots of the holiday: where gratefulness goes hand-in-hand with sharing wealth and culture.
We have put together a list of some of our favorite businesses in Philadelphia — many of which embody the values of community and multiculturalism of Thanksgiving.
List of Businesses!
Food
Reading Terminal Market (@rdgterminalmkt)
Gifts/Misc/Stationary/Cards
Touch of Class (@touchofclassgifts)
Home Decor/Plants
Meraki Market (@merakimarket_nj)
Cultivated Bohemians (@cultivatedbohemians)
Creations by Coppola (@creationsbycoppola)
Clothing/Shoes
Polka Dots Boutique (@shopatpolkadots)
Piper Boutique Philly (@piperboutiquephilly)
Mitchell & Ness (@mitchellandness)
Lapstone & Hammer (@lapstoneandhammer)
Kin Boutique (@shopkinboutique)
Books
Harrietts Bookshop (@harrietts_bookshop)
Beauty/Skin care
Freedom Apothecary (@freedom.apothecary)
Vintage/Thrift
Cactus Collective Store (@cactus_collective)
Retrospect Vintage (@retrospectvintage)
Other
Franny Lou’s Porch (@frannylous) – vendor markets on weekends
Clementine’s Stable Cafe (@clementinsstablecafe) – bottle and wine shop
Philly Joy Box (https://www.phillyjoybox.com/)