When you buy macaroons, you fund safeguarding I’m Ibrahim – part of Miss Macaroon’s marketing team. Having graduated from university last year, I was hired as part of the Government’s Kickstart scheme – a programme designed to combat youth unemployment during the COVID-19 pandemic. As... Continue reading
All profits go to create employment opportunities for young people in need.
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Rosie Ginday MBE interviewed in honour of International Women’s Day. Miss Macaroon featured in Positive.News this week as they spoke to female entrepreneurs for International Women’s Day. Rosie Ginday MBE, CEO of Miss Macaroon, spoke about how her background as a high-end pastry chef, teaching... Continue reading
Miss Macaroon receives funding boost from John Lewis Partnership’s Community Investment Fund. The £150,000 grant arrives in time for Miss Macaroon’s 10th birthday celebrations. The business – founded by CEO Rosie Ginday MBE in 2011 – prides itself on its decade-long work as a Social... Continue reading
The feature coincides with Miss Macaroon’s 10th birthday celebrations. In 2011, Miss Macaroon started out with nothing more than a £500 start-up cost and a small kitchen space donated by University College Birmingham. Over the past decade, company founder Rosie Ginday MBE has transformed the... Continue reading
Miss Macaroon’s decade-long work as a Social Enterprise celebrated. Miss Macaroon, founded by CEO Rosie Ginday MBE, sets aside its profits to fund the store’s MacsMAD (Macaroons that Make a Difference) programme. Producing over 2.5 million tasty macaroons in 50 different flavours, Miss Macaroon has... Continue reading
Miss Macaroon celebrates a decade in business. The Social Enterprise, founded in 2011 by CEO Rosie Ginday MBE, celebrates its 10th birthday this week. Over the past decade, Miss Macaroon has catered for royal events, celebrities and global brands. 100% of profits have been invested... Continue reading
Miss Macaroon receives funding boost from John Lewis Partnership’s Community Investment Fund . The Birmingham based Social Enterprise has received funding in honour of its services to the local community. The grant, a total of £150,000, was awarded by the John Lewis Partnership’s Community Investment... Continue reading
Miss Macaroon receives funding in time for 10th birthday week. Rosie Ginday MBE’s Social Enterprise has produced 2.5 million macaroons in the past decade, having catered for celebrities, royal events and global brands. The company’s social work has been recognised by John Lewis Partnership’s Community... Continue reading
Miss Macaroon secures sizeable grant in time for 10th birthday celebrations. The Social Enterprise has secured £150,000 of funding from the John Lewis Partnership’s Community Investment Fund. The funding will be spent on Miss Macaroon’s employability schemes, including the MacsMAD (Macaroons that make a Difference)... Continue reading
Miss Macaroon awarded funding as the company reaches its 10th birthday. In honour Miss Macaroon’s work as a Social Enterprise over the past decade, the company has been awarded a £150,000 grant by John Lewis Partnership’s Investment Fund. The grant will be used to pay... Continue reading
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