Remnants Thrift & Sew will open a thrift store and host sewing classes, furthering their mission to provide quality clothing to local families, especially those in need. The heart of the building is the new sewing space, which features an “open sew” program for anyone to visit and use the sewing machines for free.
Partner Community Capital (PCAP), a Community Development Financial Institution committed to empowering communities through financial support, played a pivotal role in realizing the Haas couple’s dream. In early 2024, PCAP facilitated the purchase of Green River BBQ, ensuring the continuation of this culinary gem for generations to come.
Marie Bressler’s dream of expanding Boxer Craft House from a humble home-based business to a vibrant retail store became a reality, thanks to Partner Community Capital (PCAP). In the small town of Ranson, West Virginia, walking into the refurbished old Billie’s Diner, now transformed into Boxer Craft House, one cannot help but marvel at the journey that led to this momentous achievement.
Remnants Thrift & Sew will open a thrift store and host sewing classes, furthering their mission to provide quality clothing to local families, especially those in need. The heart of the building is the new sewing space, which features an “open sew” program for anyone to visit and use the sewing machines for free.
Partner Community Capital (PCAP), a Community Development Financial Institution committed to empowering communities through financial support, played a pivotal role in realizing the Haas couple’s dream. In early 2024, PCAP facilitated the purchase of Green River BBQ, ensuring the continuation of this culinary gem for generations to come.
Marie Bressler’s dream of expanding Boxer Craft House from a humble home-based business to a vibrant retail store became a reality, thanks to Partner Community Capital (PCAP). In the small town of Ranson, West Virginia, walking into the refurbished old Billie’s Diner, now transformed into Boxer Craft House, one cannot help but marvel at the journey that led to this momentous achievement.
Nestled in Tucker County’s Thomas, The Adventure Guild Game Shop has transformed an old bank building into a gaming haven. Founded by Jason and Angie Downs, the shop caters to board game enthusiasts of all levels, boasting private gaming rooms and a Game Café. To enhance their web presence, they turned to Partner Community Capital (PCAP) and its Recreational Economies Initiative (WV REI). With the support of PCAP advisor Marti Jefferson, they secured funding for a website, connecting with gamers worldwide. This partnership exemplifies how strategic alliances can turn visions into reality for small businesses in West Virginia’s thriving tourism sector.
