Inspired Women Business Alliance

04/18/2026

04/13/2026

Save The Date ✨️ 4/22 1-3pm
Happy Earth Day 🌎 2026
Join our Mystic Aura Practitioners for an afternoon of an earth community blessing ceremony and alchemy sound bath outdoors in nature. Maybe even a reiki prana healing field will be created?
Energy Investment ✨️ $25
Venmo or Zelle to Miranda
We'll announce our outdoor nature venue 4/20. 🌱Investment due no later than 4/21 to secure your attendance. Please bring your chair, mat, blanket, or pillows. Please be aware, there will be incense or sage burning.
We're excited to see you. Nature has a way of stripping away the noise and letting us attune to our highest frequency to find the most of what we need. 🌀✨️🌱🌳

04/13/2026

Do you have space to support a new vision?
We're looking for partners interested in exploring potential collaboration.
Learn more about our vision and partnership opportunities. inspiredwomenbusinessalliance.org
Let's connect and see what we can build together.

04/12/2026

Empowering the community through holistic excellence with years of wisdom and experience. We are a charity providing elite mind-body-spirit classes, sound baths, and workshops that cultivate spiritual depth and interpersonal evolution for every woman.
inspiredwomenbusinessalliance.org

04/05/2026

✨ An Easter Blessing of Infinite Becoming
​May the energy of this season remind you that nothing is ever truly lost, only transformed. Just as the earth stirs from its slumber and the light reclaims the day, may you recognize the divine spark of resurrection within your own soul.
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​May you let go of the tomb of old patterns, limiting beliefs, and the shadows of the past.
​May you awaken to your highest vibration, stepping into the radiant light of your true, eternal self.
​May you honor the cycles of life, trusting that every ending is merely the soil for a more beautiful beginning.
​Affirmation
​I am an eternal being of light. Today, I rise into my power, my peace, and my purpose. The miracle I seek is already unfolding within me. 💫🌀🦋🪶

03/19/2026

Operating a legal food business is about more than just avoiding a ticket; it is the fundamental way you protect your customers' lives and your own financial future. When you operate under the radar, you bypass the safety checks, like proper refrigeration temperatures and cross-contamination protocols, that prevent outbreaks of E. coli, Salmonella, and Listeria.

Why It Is Important to Operate Legally
Public Health: Professional kitchens are designed to prevent foodborne illness. Home kitchens often lack the commercial-grade sanitation (like 3-compartment sinks or high-temp dishwashers) required to kill pathogens.

Liability Protection: If a customer gets sick from your food and you are unpermitted, your personal assets are at risk. Insurance companies will generally not cover claims for an illegal business.

Brand Longevity: One shut down notice from the health department on social media can permanently destroy your reputation.

Economic Support: Being legal allows you to scale, apply for grants, and partner with reputable vendors or delivery apps.

Key Codes for "Illegal" Food Businesses

In the United States, food regulations are primarily managed at the state level through a version of the FDA Food Code. Since many major enforcement precedents come from California (the California Retail Food Code or CalCode), its sections are often cited as the standard for what constitutes an illegal operation
Operating Without a Permit HSC § 114381 It is unlawful to operate a food facility without a valid permit issued by the enforcement agency.
Unhygienic Preparation HSC § 114250 Food must be prepared in a permanent food facility or an approved home kitchen. Preparing at-risk foods in a standard home kitchen is a violation.
Mislabeling/Truth in Menu HSC § 114087 Offering food for human consumption in a way that misleads the consumer is a misdemeanor.
Adulterated Food HSC § 113967 Selling food that is contaminated, spoiled, or produced in unsanitary conditions.
Refusal of Inspection HSC § 114390 Enforcement officers have the right to inspect any facility suspected of being a food business; refusing entry can lead to immediate permit revocation or criminal charges.
Misdemeanor Charges: Under HSC § 114395, most violations of the retail food code are considered misdemeanors, punishable by fines ($25 to $1,000) and/or up to 6 months in jail.
Civil Penalties: Many jurisdictions charge triple the permit fee as a fine for operating without one.
Immediate Closure: Under HSC § 114409, an inspector can "red tag" and shut down your operation immediately if they find an "imminent health hazard" (like lack of hot water or vermin).
The Riverside County Department of Environmental Health (DEH) has a dedicated system for "Unpermitted Vendors."

Online Portal: Use the Riverside County DEH Complaint Form. Under Complaint Type, select Unpermitted Vendor.

By Phone: Call the main department line at (888) 722-4234.

After Hours: For emergencies or immediate hazards after 5:30 PM, call (951) 782-2968.

03/10/2026

Happy Monday 🩷

03/09/2026

GIVE TO GAIN was the theme this year.
The core philosophy of Give to Gain is that giving is not a subtraction. When resources, time, and opportunities are directed toward women, the benefits don't just stay with them; they multiply.
Supporting a woman's success doesn't take space away from others; it expands the entire ecosystem.
Today, we are building the resilient leadership of tomorrow.
2026 marks 115 years since the first International Women’s Day in 1911, over a century of organized persistence.
We often celebrate the icons, but IWD honors the billions of women who have been giving for centuries without receiving. This year is a global acknowledgement that the modern world was built on the unpaid givingof women care, emotional labor, and community building. We are finally starting to pay that debt by giving back the recognition they deserve.
​"Each time a woman stands up for herself, without knowing it, possibly, without claiming it, she stands up for all women." Maya Angelou

03/03/2026

CALL FOR EMERGING ARTISTS 🎨

Be part of history in Hemet! The City of Hemet in collaboration with community partners is proud to launch the Valley’s FIRST Community Voice Public Mural and we’re looking for Emerging Artists (ages 16+) to join the mural team led by artist Rosy Cortez.


Selected artists will have the opportunity to:

✅ Receive mentorship from a professional muralist
✅ Contribute to a community-driven design process
✅ Be part of a permanent public art installation in Hemet

To apply, head to the link in bio or visit, https://forms.gle/1iDibSWYPKkNeVjZA

🗓 Deadline to apply: March 13, 2026

Together we’re shaping a visual story that will live on for years to come. ✨