The Women's Bakery

The Women's Bakery An education-centric social enterprise committed to empowering women to build, manage & sustain their own nutritional bakeries. That’s conscious capitalism.

The Women’s Bakery (TWB) is a social enterprise that educates women and builds bakeries in East Africa. Our model is comprehensive training and business curation program. Through vocational business education, TWB equips women with the skills necessary to launch and profitably manage bakeries. TWB’s specially tailored training model includes 150+ hours of theoretical and practical education. Women

learn to source local, nutritious ingredients and to produce and sell nutritious, affordable breads in their communities - meeting local demand with local supply. Trainings are delivered in the local language and fluent staff provide ongoing support. Bakery infrastructure is built during training, so graduates have immediate employment opportunities post-training. TWB Bakery Operations Managers (BOMs) then provide full time operational support for six-12 months following bakery launch. The majority of TWB breads are high in protein. One piece of bread has, on average, 5 grams of protein – that's 8% of a woman’s daily need and 21% of a 40 pound child’s. Collectively, TWB’s six bakeries sell 3,000+ breads weekly – that’s 15,000 grams of added protein to communities’ diets a week. Through training and employment opportunities, TWB offers women access—access to business education and employment. From this, social and economic empowerment are born. Our vision is to advance women's autonomy, improve community nutrition, and generate socio-economic opportunity for an entire household. Today, we're working with women in Rwanda and Tanzania.

Stop in for some fresh bread!
06/03/2025

Stop in for some fresh bread!

The Women’s Bakery was featured by The Bread Bakers Guild of America! BBGA highlighted our founder and CEO, Markey Culve...
04/11/2025

The Women’s Bakery was featured by The Bread Bakers Guild of America! BBGA highlighted our founder and CEO, Markey Culver, as she told the story of The Women’s Bakery and our vision for the future.

The article digs into what makes TWB unique as well as future plans for expansion and product development.

Check out the full article here: https://bbga.org/Featured-Member/13474496

Today we stand in solidarity with all Rwandans for the 31st Commemoration of the 1994 Genocide. Together we Remember-Uni...
04/07/2025

Today we stand in solidarity with all Rwandans for the 31st Commemoration of the 1994 Genocide. Together we Remember-Unite-Renew

03/18/2025

At The Women’s Bakery, we’re proud to empower women from all educational backgrounds, helping them become future empower...
03/14/2025

At The Women’s Bakery, we’re proud to empower women from all educational backgrounds, helping them become future empowered women and trailblazers for generations to come. Let’s continue to support, uplift and celebrate women everywhere!

Happy new year!Together We Rise
01/01/2024

Happy new year!
Together We Rise

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12/25/2023

Together We Rise!

Together We Rise!
10/19/2023

Together We Rise!

Seeds of empowerment.
08/28/2023

Seeds of empowerment.

"Creating a more prosperous and equitable future for all!"Thank you Christine for the amazing Job!
08/10/2023

"Creating a more prosperous and equitable future for all!"

Thank you Christine for the amazing Job!

07/27/2023

Together We Rise!

07/04/2023

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The Posner Center, 1031 33rd Street
Denver, CO
80205

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The Women's Bakery (TWB) trains women to profitably manage bakeries in their communities. We specialize in locally sourced, highly nutritious bread products that are affordably priced to grant lower-income families purchasing power. We empower women, improve community access to nutrition, and spark economic growth, all through local business.

By providing comprehensive business education and vocational training, The Women’s Bakery (TWB) trains women to launch and profitably manage nutrition-centric bakeries in their communities. Our mission serves to empower women, improve community access to nutrition, and spark economic growth – all through local business creation.

TWB’s specially tailored training program is 200 hours of theoretical and practical education modules. Trainings are delivered in the local language and bakery infrastructure is built during training. These bakeries are built in urban, peri-urban and/or rural communities and designed to meet local demand with local supply. Ingredients for our breads are sourced from each bakery’s community, thereby sparking and sustaining local economies.

All of our bakeries are given the tools and management support to become operationally profitable in 18-24 months. Our bakeries specialize in producing / selling highly nutritious breads that are affordably priced to grant lower-income families purchasing power.