Celebrate National Popcorn Day at this Black-owned small business that sells 40 different flavors of popcorn
Mama Moore’s Gourmet Popcorn in Grand Prairie is giving away treats all day Tuesday.
Mama Moore s Gourmet Popcorn, a Black-owned small business in Grand Prairie, sells 40 different kinds of popcorn.(Courtesy Mama Moore s Gourmet Popcorn)
“What’s important to me is my customers having a good experience,” Debra Moore said.
Moore started Mama Moore’s Gourmet Popcorn in 2012, selling fresh-popped kettle corn at area fairs and festivals. The veteran had worked in manufacturing and the corporate world for years, but was looking for a new challenge not to mention a way to help pay for her youngest son’s college tuition.
Saint Joseph London announced its winners of the Employee of the Year and Leader of the Year awards.
There were two winners who took home the title of Employee of the Year – Jeremy Asher and Debra Moore.
“Saint Joseph London annually recognizes outstanding Employees of the Year who demonstrates the core values of reverence, integrity, compassion and excellence,” according to the Saint Joseph press release.
Jeremy Asher
“One of this year’s recipients, Jeremy Asher, began working at Saint Joseph London in 2011 and is described by colleagues as being friendly, polite, and caring toward all patients, co-workers and visitors,” according to the press release. “‘Jeremy has really gone above and beyond,’ said a fellow employee. ‘During this time of uncertainty, he has displayed a great work ethic and offers a calming presence to staff, co-workers and visitors. He developed a workflow and scripting for staff as they began screening visitors to the hospital. He was the
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Madison Eagle Christmas Fund broadly this year.
On Wednesday, Dec. 2, Stacey Smollen, co-chair of MECF, accepted a $300 donation from Madison heART art classes and the East Coast Elf Conference 2020. Smollen says she was honored to receive the check directly from one of the elves.
Then, on Nov. 27, âCrafted of Madisonâ, a craft studio for creative kids, organized an outdoor event in support of the MECF. Children and their families set out blankets on a warm winterâs day to make festive holiday ornaments. Crafted designed and supplied the makings of these ornaments, and ensured a portion of the proceeds went to support the MECF.