Purely Wicked – St. Thomas, ON
Owner Kim Goodhue of Purely Wicked talks about the success of her business with the help of the Community Futures Program.
Owner Kim Goodhue of Purely Wicked talks about the success of her business with the help of the Community Futures Program.
Owner Rob O’Neill of JC Green talks about the success and growth of his business with the help of the Community Futures Program.
Owner Mostafa Heikal of Angels Daycares talks about the success and growth of his business with the help of the Community Futures Program.
Owner Tim Grech, of Niagara Skydive Centre talks about the growth of his business with the help of the Community Futures Program and the Grand Erie Business Centre.
Owner Darren Perlman of Spot talks about the success and growth of his business with the help of the Community Futures Program.
Owner Yelena Anikeyeva of Ostrich Land Ontario talks about the success and growth of her business with the help of the Community Futures Program.
Founder and President Eric Harkonen of Vettä Nordic Spa talks about how the Community Futures Program was able to make his vision a reality.
With the help of the Community Futures Program Mike Heisz was able to make his business dreams come true and was able to assist his community during the start of the COVID-19 pandemic by producing hand sanitizer to help with the shortage.
Ethan Williams tells us how his innovative idea was brought to life with the help of the Community Futures Program.
Debbie Hope owner of Dixon’s Feed Service talks about how the local Community Futures Program helped her purchase her business, grow, and succeed.
Snack Wacky Foods, a beloved family-owned business in St. Thomas, Ontario, takes pride in offering top-quality food to locals and tourists alike. The family’s secret to success lies in using fresh ingredients, locally sourced produce, and a special family recipe for their mouth-watering burger patties, ensuring customers keep returning for more. In 2006, Hermann […]
READ MOREIn June 2016, Sarah Sklash and April Brown took a leap of faith by buying and relocating to a roadside motel named the Sportsman Motel. Throughout the years, the two friends openly discussed leaving their jobs to embark on a business venture together. After numerous brainstorming sessions, they settled on an idea: creating an […]
READ MOREIn Chatham, Ontario, Oasis Beads & Crystals Inc. was assisted by the Community Futures Program through the Community Futures Development Corporation of Chatham-Kent. Oasis Beads & Crystals Inc. originated as a small jewellery-making business and blossomed into a successful venture in St. Thomas during the pandemic. The store offers a diverse range of drilled gems, […]
READ MORENottawasaga Futures is proud to shine a spotlight on Monx Design, a pioneering startup located in Bradford West Gwillimbury, Ontario, that is revolutionizing the housing landscape with their innovative approach to tiny house architecture. Founded and led by Brandon Mills, Monx Design is making waves by combining sustainable living principles with practical design solutions, offering […]
READ MOREEntrepreneurship often stems from various motivations. For Mark McIntosh, being laid off due to restructuring led him to forge his own path. McIntosh’s expertise and passion lie in the field of information technology (IT). With his family’s backing and after thorough research, he discovered the Elgin Business Resource Centre (EBRC) and the Self-Employment Benefits […]
READ MOREIn Huron County, River Road Brewery and Hops received support from the Community Futures Program through Community Futures Huron, which allowed the company to grow its business. This support has helped owners Nikki and Dave Andrew make their dream a reality while providing jobs in their community as well as continuing to stay sustainable. Years […]
READ MOREOpening Flow State Bike Co. located in Arkell, Ontario required a lot of upfront capital to get both the coffee bar and bike shop up and running. Receiving financial support from the Community Futures Program through the Wellington-Waterloo Community Futures office allowed owner Nate Lessnick to invest in all the required equipment, tools, and infrastructure, […]
READ MOREThere’s a little slice of heaven in Oro-Medonte, Ontario where you can turn the world off and get back to nature. At Glen Oro Farm, guests can escape the city and take part in boutique trail rides, celebrate milestones, and spend the night in a luxury glamping eco-retreat in the woods. “We take guests […]
READ MORECommunity Futures South Georgian Bay helps crown Caesar King of Canada There’s nowhere else in Canada where you can get the truly exceptional 1858 Caesar Bar experience. “Being Canada’s first Caesar bar and Canada’s national drink has turned us into an attraction,” says 1858 Caesar Bar owner Steve Walker. “People come for the experience. It’s […]
READ MOREFinding comfort in the wild with the help of Community Futures Huron The great outdoors have gotten a little more comfortable, thanks to unique and cozy retreats created by Cabinscape. Owned and operated by John and Laura Loerchner, Cabinscape provides people looking to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life with clean, solar-powered […]
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