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Social enterprises are businesses that sell products or services to advance their mission.

The combined cost of a criminal conviction and a year of incarceration can exceed $70,000. Employment is key to breaking out of poverty and staying out of prison.

93% of these formerly chronically unemployed women are still employed a year later.

All graduates move on to jobs in the community.

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BeansTalk Tours

Now offering in-person and virtual tours!

Every month, we host our BeansTalk Tours (virtually and in-person) that are free to the public. The tours are a great way to: learn about our history, see our facility, and hear from numerous staff members and participants about our work. You will also have a live Q & A session with our CEO. While all tours are free, we still ask you to RSVP in advance.

In-Person Tours: 1st Friday of every month

BIG NEWS: We’re moving! Starting in August we will be offering tours of our beautiful new facility at 1300 W Alameda. Tours take place from 12pm-1pm and free parking is available. Coming in person allows you to take in the sights, smells and noises of our food production facility. Come experience Women’s Bean Project for yourself. We can’t wait to see you!

RSVP is required. You can register for an in-person tour here.

 

 

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