The following is testimony from a graduate of Miss Macaroon’s MacsMAD (Macaroons that make a Difference) programme. The scheme offers support for long-term unemployed young people, aged 18-35 years old. During the ten week programme, trainees are given the opportunity to develop their confidence, gain... Continue reading
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All profits go to create employment opportunities for young people in need.
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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
Birmingham enterprise Miss Macaroon secures £150,000 grant from John Lewis Partnership’s Community Investment Fund. Miss Macaroon in the last decade has helped 82 young people, aged 18-35 years old, develop skills and experience to assist them in the world of work. As a recognition of... Continue reading
Miss Macaroon’s Behind the scenes at a BBC interview The Miss Macaroon team is joined today by reporters from BBC Midlands Today, offering a behind-the-scenes look at life behind one of Birmingham’s premier Social Enterprises. Why have the BBC joined Miss Macaroon today? This week... Continue reading
As part of Miss Macaroon’s directive to bake a brighter future, eight new candidates have started as Marketing Assistants. This is part of the Government funded Kickstart initiative, offering unemployed young people six month placements where they can develop their skills and gain professional experience.... Continue reading
Miss Macaroon is a female run social enterprise, founded in 2011 by CEO Rosie Ginday. As such, International Women’s Day is doubly a cause for celebration here at Miss Macaroon. Miss Macaroon’s and International Women’s Day International women’s day is about working towards equality between... Continue reading
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