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Sierra's in-depth expertise with SAS products, extensive multi-industry experience and commitment to success means we serve as your strategic partner throughout our engagement's lifecycle. Learn more >>>

Artisan Angels is a group of accredited angel investors in Northern California and the Pacific Northwest who are interested in supporting West Coast artisans, farmers, and producers focused in food and beverage.
We are looking for entrepreneurs with great ideas, strong work ethic and great products, who are in need of additional growth capital for their companies. Our approach is very hands on. We are not passive investors that HOPE a venture succeeds.

Little Daphne loves butter. She can tell you what butter she loves and what butter is not so good. Her uncle Charlie (not really her uncle, but in Greek tradition an older family friend is considered an uncle) grew up in Wisconsin. As a kid he used to milk cows, churn butter and of course, make cheese. Always a devoted Cheesehead, Uncle Charlie and little Daphne shared a common love for dairy. Together they teamed up to build a brand committed to creating and delivering the finest dairy products you can find at a creamery. But they didn't stop there.
Uncle Charlie and little Daphne wanted to do more than just help people eat tastier butter and cheese. They wanted to give back to their community and decided to make their creamery mission based.
Learn more about Daphne and Charlie's mission to help ease the lives of those with Parkinson's, and find out how you can be part of the solution.

Yioryo (george) is a mission based company focused on providing Greece’s natural bounty to the chefs of North America. Our aim is to focus on the ingredients that have made Greek cuisine famous internationally. Our mission is to give back to the children of North America by providing nutrition education and the resources to attain a healthier lifestyle.
Our approach is to find the best ingredients of Greece and ensure that this ultra premium level of quality is consistently delivered to your kitchen.
We work hard to monitor harvests, transportation, processing, packaging and inventory management to deliver nature’s finest goods to the world’s finest chefs.


ITP seeds many fertile ideas in interdisciplinary ways to advance public awareness about climate change - to steward the ecological health of our planet and to preserve its magnificence and mysteries. ITP provides for a collaborative pause - a 'gift of time' to create the possibilities for a shift from 'chronos into kairos', to slow down, savor natural beauty, and open inspirational, creative portals to address these issues.
Fundamental to ITP's mission is the belief that each Grant Partner (GP) truly is a partner, not merely a grantee. Each GP becomes part of our growing community of committed, passionate individuals who have crafted their own unique programs to address climate issues. ITP fosters connectivity and collaboration among the expanding ITP community of GPs both during and after their funding.
Best Whole House Remodel
$200,000-$500,000
Architectural Designer/Contractor: CHC Creative Remodeling
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The goal: To upgrade the quality and aesthetic appeal of the main floor of the home, with particular focus on the fireplace, flooring and trim.
The challenge: Maintaining the traditional style of the home while updating existing spaces.
The result: The foyer, which features a custom front entry door with leaded glass inserts designed by the homeowner, new floors and a redesigned grand staircase, establishes the traditional design of the home upon entry. From there, the dining room and great room can be seen through graceful arched passageways. Retaining the existing floor-to-ceiling red brick fireplace and tongue-and-groove ceiling, the great room features a hand-made alder fireplace surround and cove molding with corner blocks that wrap the ceiling.
The judges liked: How the relocation of the powder room and addition of an entrance from the patio met the homeowners’ requirements.
Resources:
Contractor: CHC Creative Remodeling • Interior Designer: Casual Elegance Interiors • Lumber: Kansas City Millwork, McCray Lumber, Frank Paxton Lumber • Sheetrock: KC Drywall • Paint: Sherwin-Williams • Painter: The Hamlin Co. • Cabinets: Altenhofen Cabinets • Countertops: Trendstone • Appliances: Factory Direct Appliance • Hardware: Locks & Pulls • Tile: Eddie Cummings Tile,
ISC Surfaces • Glass & Mirrors: J&D Glasswork • Heating &
Cooling: Custer's Heating and Air Conditioning • Plumbing: KB
Complete • Plumbing Fixtures: Ferguson Enterprise, Pyramid Pipe & Supply • Light Fixtures: Western Extralite • Engineer: Norton & Schmidt
Steel Geisha Designs Inc. was established in 2006 by Husband & Wife Steve & Anastatia Chiurco. We wanted to bring our passion of metal fabrication and design together to create a business where our clients could have locally handcrafted products.
Our wide range of welding, fabrication and design abilities allows us to work in many aspects of the project. We work with many types of metals and materials and we are able to handle large scale projects as well has do minor repairs.
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” We like to say that our store is like your dream closet filled with fun, sexy pieces you can live, lounge, luxe, and love in,” says Bianca. “Our store is really well-edited so your arms don’t fall off going through racks and racks of clothing.”
Touted as “the chicer way of doing vintage” A Little Wicked is a streamlined store filled with handpicked and thoughtful finds. “We are the perfect destination for busy New York ladies who don’t have time have time to forage for hours, we are truly your personal stylists,” says Robyn. “Plus, we play bad-ass music and always have wine on hand!”
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Lori Goldman is a textile artist that has been working with wool since she was 12 years old. She has her B.A. in textiles from San Francisco State University and her M.A. in sculpture from SFSU as well. She has designed and sold sweaters for 3 sweater companies around the country.
Lori has taught everything from spinning yarn to knitted sculpture for 30 years, privately, at the California College of Art and at numerous bay area yarn stores. She has also run a children's art camp for 6 years (focusing on the textile arts) and has been an instructor at a public school in Oakland teaching 350 children a week.



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