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The Burgaw Incubator Kitchen (BIK) is a shared-use commercial kitchen facility located in the historic Burgaw Depot. BIK provides Pender County Health Department and NC Department of Agriculture approved kitchen space and equipment to specialty-food makers. This helps offset many of the start-up costs for culinary businesses.
Our shared use kitchen facility is for rent by the hour, week, or month to the culinary entrepreneur community- serving restaurant owners, private chefs, food truck vendors, beginning farmers, home based bakers and producers, private instructors or demonstrators, and individuals who are seeking culinary arts classes.
Do you having a thriving and growing food design or catering business, but you don't yet have the capital for all of the upfront expenses? The Eastern Carolina Food Ventures Incubator Kitchen may be the solution you need to help your growing business.
Out of the Garden Project is a story of miracles — the story of amazing things that would not happen but actually do — because people like you come together to move mountains of hunger. This is a story of hope. With your help, we have many more chapters to write, and the families we help get a chance to live better lives. Thank you for all you do in service of our kids and our community.
The renovated old school cafeteria kitchen facility offers a new commercial kitchen that is available for public use. It is an NCDA inspected and Sanitation Graded facility featuring modern kitchen equipment and cooler or dry storage space. The kitchen may be used to prepare food for personal use, retail sale or catering purposes, make value-added agricultural products, teach or take a class, host your own party or a variety of other purposes.
The Thomas Entrepreneurship Hub helps start-ups and small businesses whether in the early stages of ideation, simulation, and prototyping, or later stages of strategic planning and execution.
The Thomas Entrepreneurship Hub is also dedicated to developing an entrepreneurial ecosystem in southeastern North Carolina and to creating an environment of growth and prosperity in the local community.
Piedmont Food Processing Center is a NC non-profit providing management services to shared kitchens across the state. We are based at the Orange County, NC facility which was established in 2011 as a joint project between Alamance, Chatham, Durham, and Orange counties. We are grateful for our many partners and supporters in this effort.
The Center for Economic Empowerment & Development (CEED), formerly known as the Women’s Center of Fayetteville, was founded May 20th, 1990 as the result of the vision and determination of a small group of Fayetteville women who recognized the demand for a facility where the information on community services could be collected and distributed to our community.
Have a family favorite recipe you would love to make and sell? Join us at the next Fresh Pick Kitchen Class!
The Shared-Use Kitchen is a fully licensed, permitted commercial facility to help support local food entrepreneurs. The kitchen is a state-of-the-art space for lease and is the perfect place for food artisans, chefs, and bakers to prepare and create quality items. Our job is to give you the tools to prosper and the focus is to help you create, connect, learn and grow your business. Let our Kitchen Be your Kitchen!