Business Spotlight: HeartBeet Organic Superfoods Cafe

Meet Monica Colgan, the owner of HeartBeet Organic Superfoods Cafe in Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood. Monica’s cafe, which specializes in raw, plant-based foods, moved to Queen Anne in 2018 after a decade in the Roosevelt neighborhood. Visit HeartBeet to snack on everything from...
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  • April 24, 2023
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Business Spotlight: Peau De Loup

Meet Adelle Renaud and Erin McLeod, the owners of Peau De Loup in Vancouver, British Columbia. Frustrated with the fashion industry, Adelle and Erin took matters into their own hands and designed a button-down for women and non-binary folks. At Peau De Loup, they have continued to expand their catalog of clothes that break the binary barriers...
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  • April 18, 2023
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Business Spotlight: The Naked Grocer

Meet Jayne Truesdell, the owner of The Naked Grocer in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle, WA. The Naked Grocer, a “waste-less” grocery store, prioritizes sustainability by supporting environmentally responsible producers, avoiding single-use plastic packaging, and sourcing food as locally as possible. You’ll find an inventory...
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  • April 7, 2023
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Vanishing Seattle Women’s History Month Takeover

In celebration of Women’s History Month, The Intentionalist team joined forces with Cynthia of Vanishing Seattle, a media movement that documents displaced and disappearing small businesses and cultures of Seattle. The Vanishing Seattle Women's History Month Takeover highlights 3...
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  • March 30, 2023
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Business Spotlight: Labels Consignment

Meet Nicole and Shayla Lorio, the owners of Labels Consignment in Seattle’s Phinney-Greenwood neighborhood. Labels Consignment has been providing fashionable and affordable second-hand women’s clothing for over three decades! The boutique first opened its doors in 1988 and is family-owned and operated. Labels was created to combat the...
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  • March 30, 2023
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Business Spotlight: Meals 4 Heels

Meet Nikeisah Newton, owner of Meals 4 Heels in Portland, Oregon. Meals 4 Heels proudly describes itself as Portland’s only meal delivery service catering to the sex worker community. Nikeisah Newton founded the business in 2019, at first functioning only as a mobile catering service delivering to sex workers. In 2020, when the pandemic...
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  • March 21, 2023
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Business Spotlight: Outsider Comics

Meet Wing Mui (she/her), Koba (she/her), and Russell Duhon (they/them), the co-owners of Outsider Comics in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood. Outsider Comics has been a vibrant and inclusive haven in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood for many years, and in 2022 was transformed into a worker-owned coop. Proudly claiming to be a “geek...
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  • March 21, 2023
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Seattle Storm Recommend 15 Woman-owned Businesses

The Seattle Storm are longtime social justice advocates on and off the court. We've teamed up with them again to recommend 15 woman-owned businesses where Seattle Storm fans can eat, drink, and shop! Pro tip: The Storm also recommends 15 Black-owned Businesses where fans are encouraged to...
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  • March 15, 2023
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Business Spotlight: Rough & Tumble Pub

Meet Jen Barnes, the owner of Rough & Tumble Pub in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood. When Jen couldn’t find a bar or any place outside her living room to watch the 2021 OL Reign’s semi-final playoff game, she was inspired to create Rough & Tumble, Seattle’s pub for women’s sports. Rough & Tumble opened in Old Ballard in...
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  • March 14, 2023
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