2022 Holiday Gift Sets

2022 Holiday Gift Sets

2022 Holiday Gift Sets

PROSPERITY MARKET’S

HOLIDAY GIFT SETS

Available From

November 25 – December 15, 2022

This holiday season, Prosperity Market is offering a specially curated selection of our best sellers! Choose from 4 limited edition gift sets!

4 INCREDIBLE COLLECTIONS

Flavor
Gift Set

Experiment in the kitchen with this variety of seasonings, sauces, and spreads! Sweet or savory, this flavorful gift bundle features seasoning, vegan cream cheese, hot sauce, and jam.

Gift sets for holidays Earl Grey Lavender Cookies

Snack
Gift Set

Try an assortment of our favorite Prosperity Market snacks! This collection features delicious popcorn, cookies, crackers, energy bites, and granola to munch on through the holidays.

Gift sets for holidays, Self Care Gift Bundle

Self Care
Gift Set

This gift bundle is a dream filled with luxurious soaps, body butter, and tea to help you (or someone in your life) relax this holiday season.

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Produce Assortment

Find our fresh, locally harvested, seasonal produce, herbs, and fruit right here! Order for yourself, a friend, or donate a box to a family this holiday season.

The Impact

“Our goal is to support local black farmers and food businesses throughout L.A. and create food access in our communities! With a focus on our local food system, not only can we feed our neighbors, we can also create a substantial economic impact.”

ALL OF OUR WORK DIRECTLY BENEFITS THE COMMUNITIES BELOW

Can’t make the pop-up but want to support our mission?

KTLA FEATURES PROSPERITY MARKET’S RETURN TO MALIBU VILLAGE

FEATURE

Prosperity Market returns to Malibu Village

With KTLA Morning News
Episode Summary

The co-founders of Prosperity Market Carmen Dianne and Kara Still, along with three vendors, joined us live with a preview of the Los Angeles Women-Owned Farmers Market.

Prosperity Market is a mobile farmers market featuring black farmers, food producers, chefs and makers. Traveling and popping up throughout Los Angeles, they make it easy to support local, black-owned businesses while also creating healthy food access in their own communities.

They are also raising money to buy a Prosperity Market mobile trailer. Visit their fundraising website to donate. The market returns to Malibu Village from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday to close out Women’s History Month.

This segment aired on the KTLA 5 Morning News on March 24, 2022.

Transcript

Transcript in progress.

Show Contributors

, Kobe Siy, Carmen Dianne, Kara Still

State of Play Podcast

State of Play Podcast

PODCAST

State of Play

Podcast featuring Prosperity Market
Episode Summary

Post-pandemic America has changed our lives, no doubt. How has the way we feel about work, the type of work available, and the nature of work been impacted by the pandemic? We’ll explore those questions and more on this week’s episode of State of Play.

Transcript
Transcript creation in progress.
Show Contributors

Sharon Pratt (former mayor of Washington DC)

Former Clinton and Obama Labor Economist, and current Western Michigan University President, Dr. Ed Montgomery

Huffington Post Work and Lifestyle Reporter, Monica Torres

Career coach and Ohio State University Professor of Engineering, Dr. Monica Cox;

Startup Founders (Prosperity Market), Carmen Diane and Kara Still

Howard University School of Divinity and Psychology Professor, Rev. Ronald Hopson.

Spectrum 1 News Features Prosperity Market’s July Produce Giveaway

FEATURE

Spectrum 1 News

Features Prosperity Market’s July Produce Giveaway

If you want more information on this feature, please visit the full article – Spectrum News 1 highlights Prosperity Market.

Episode Summary

Nathalie Basha of Spectrum News 1 meets Prosperity Market founders Kara Still and Carmen Dianne, to discuss their vision for a mobile farmers market trailer and highlights the July produce giveaway.

Transcript
Nathalie Basha, 0:00
When we think of a farmers market, we usually think of something stationary, but that is the exact opposite of what Prosperity Market is working to do. I’m Natalie Basha in West Adams, and I meet two women who are working to put a farmers market on wheels, featuring black farmers and food entrepreneurs. Before the pandemic Kara’s career looked really different from this.

Kara Still, 0:00
I was in fashion design, so, all the details on the way that your clothes are constructed is what I was doing.

Nathalie Basha, 0:04
And while she still does some freelance fashion design on the side she spends most of her days, dreaming of ways to disrupt the traditional farmer’s market model and her business partner Carmen, who’s a part time makeup artist by trade is right there with her.

Carmen Dianne, 0:18
This took over. I mean, it literally took over and I wasn’t thinking about makeup and it just, it like, it’s like tunnel vision right now.

Nathalie Basha, 0:26
Kara and Carmen were inspired to help the black community, after the death of George Floyd and said they found a way to do it through a gap in the farmers market and started Prosperity Market.

Kara Still, 0:36
We are a mobile Black Farmers Market so we support black farmers and food entrepreneurs, and we go all over LA monthly doing different stuffs in different locations. And then part of what we do is we also do monthly produce giveaways.

Nathalie Basha, 0:48
The two women say that in some parts of LA, it’s hard to find, black owned businesses, and while in others like South LA finding fresh food is a challenge.

Carmen Dianne, 1:00
If you live on in North Hollywood or the west side or if you kind of live far away you don’t have an opportunity to support black businesses.

Nathalie Basha, 1:06
So one part of the business model are these roving Sunday produce giveaways. The bags are packed with food products from black owned businesses.

Kara Still, 1:14
We have Misha’s dairy free cream cheese

Nathalie Basha, 1:17
and stocked with produce from black farmers, but the Sunday produce giveaways are just one aspect of Prosperity Market, Kara and Carmen, are also out here promoting and fundraising for their biggest goal, a farmers market super trailer on wheels.

Kara Still, 1:31
The back is like a grocery store so you can go in and shop just like produce aisles in a grocery store.

Nathalie Basha, 1:37
By being on wheels instead of stationary, they say they’ll be able to increase their reach and frequency and help more people on both sides of the farmer’s market model that purple truffle basil, people like Briann, one of the Black Farmers featured in prosperity market and known for her homemade lemonade,

Briann Battle, 1:52
It has been a blessing, you know, to just teach my kids entrepreneurship, and you know to be a black business owner and just have this amazing opportunity. You know, I’m, I’m just so thankful.

Nathalie Basha, 2:04
In order to get the super trailer finished Kara and Carmen still have to raise over $100,000, and they’re taking donations on their website. But until then, they’ll be out here, Changing the blueprints of farmers markets on foot.

Show Contributors

Nathalie Basha, Carmen Dianne, Kara Still, Briann Battle

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