Showing posts with label marketplace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marketplace. Show all posts

Sunday, August 12, 2012

succulent planter

This special order got picked up and we are going to miss it!  If you would like a succulent planter, email us at socialmedia@homeboyindustries.org to place an order.  

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

succulent aerium globes

Our globes are currently for sale in the café and soon we will have an order form for special orders! 

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

photo of the day

Homegirl preserves in seasonal flavors available in our marketplace and at the Holy Family Bookstore in South Pasadena.  

Monday, May 14, 2012

branding

We take branding quite literally at Homegirl.  

Sunday, April 22, 2012

succulent arrangements

If you are interested in ordering succulent arrangements, you can contact Richard at richardg@homeboyindustries.org.  We sell the planters in our marketplace in the front of the cafe, but you can also place special orders.  Our arrangements make great centerpieces for events and weddings, and also make great gifts.  We have a large supply for Mother's Day, which is coming up soon!















lo máximo centerpieces

Thank you to everyone who attended Lo Maximo yesterday.  We hope that you enjoyed our centerpiece gifts!  Here is a little snapshot of the process that the girls went through to make them.  There was a team of about 6 people who spent a couple weeks making the boxes, the large middle centerpiece, and the smaller succulent jars.   

Here is the paragraph that was read during the awards last night:
The Homegirl Sustainability Box or Centerpiece represents one of the core convictions of Homegirl Cafe: "Nothing goes to waste."  As an emblem of sustainability, the centerpieces are made out of re-purposed materials.  The bento boxes are made out of re-claimed wood as part of our effort to divert waste from landfills.  Inside each bento box are individual mason jars with succulents.  Along with Lo Maximo's delicious appetizers, Homegirls assembled these arrangements as part of their expanding social entrepreneurship.  From serving time to serving tables, and now making succulent arrangements, homegirls prove with these centerpieces that nothing ever goes to waste.