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Help Shivam restart a sewing studio in Greensboro after floodwater
Shivam has run a sewing studio for nine years; floodwater destroyed the equipment, and $4,650 will put it back on its feet.
Anywhere in the worldPosted Oct 1, 20261,253 views
For nine years I have run a sewing studio in Greensboro. In August, floodwater took a cutting table and overlocker. I have no insurance, and the bank won't lend to me.
Before that, my customers came every Friday, and I employed 1 people from the neighborhood. I have been out of business for 4 weeks.
This business pays my children's school fees and rent. I have already started working from home in small ways, but I can't meet orders without proper equipment.
Every contribution brings me closer to reopening, and I promise to post photos as I buy each item.
I'll buy equipment from local suppliers and post photos and receipts as I go.
Where the $4,650 goes:
• Replacing a cutting table and overlocker: $3,350
• Initial stock: fabric: $480
• Shop repairs and licensing: $430
• Working capital for the first month: $390
Whatever you can give, even just sharing this page, means a lot.
- Shivam
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