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Entries from AOA Startup Grant 2016

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#EatMeAlbany

#EatMeAlbany

Project: #EatMeAlbany, an Albany-based nutrition company that plans to teach Educooking classes (the art of learning which foods are good for you, why, and how to prepare them) -- using local ingredients -- to supply meals to the Capital City Rescue Mission.

Who: Alison Szczawinski

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Clean Is The New Dirty

Clean Is The New Dirty

Project: Clean Is The New Dirty, an activist movement with the goal of combatting the stigma of addiction, raising awareness of the disease, opening up discussion, and facilitating addiction prevention through activism, resource sharing, peer support, and community involvement.

Who: Sam Waite

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Collar City Candle

Collar City Candle

Project: Collar City Candle, a small-batch artisanal manufacturing company producing high quality candles, soap, and one-of-a-kind scented wax vessels for plants

Who: Josh and Jamie Wallbank

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Electorate

Electorate

Project: Electorate, a website and app to help people become informed voters by making it easy to find all their candidates and elections and giving social context to these elections through existing social networks.

Who: Alex Muro

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Gentle Persuasions

Gentle Persuasions

Project: Gentle Persuasions, a producer of games, stickers, calendars, and kits about life, inspiration, recovery, and relationships.

Who: Deborah Reyome

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Marquise Productions

Marquise Productions

Project: Marquise Productions, a Montreal-style circus company headquartered in Troy that creates original circus-theater shows featuring internationally acclaimed artists.

Who: Aaron and Sarah Marquise

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Nut Zez

Nut Zez

Project: Nut Zez, a company based in Cohoes that makes packets of nuts, nut bars and nut butters in a variety of flavors in a variety of flavors.

Who: Amanda Zezima

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RE: WORK Editing

RE: WORK Editing

Project: RE: WORK Editing -- RWE's mission is to help writers of every stripe express themselves superbly.

Who: Rhonda Rosenheck

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Stone Hard Hopyard

Stone Hard Hopyard

Project: Stone Hard Hopyard is a nursery dedicated to the propagation of hop plants located in Schaghticoke.

Who: Jeffrey Stannard

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The Makeup Curio

The Makeup Curio

Project: The Makeup Curio, a retail and service business that blends the beautiful and the unusual in the art of makeup.

Who: Jenn Dugan

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The Musicians of Ma'alwyck

The Musicians of Ma'alwyck

Project: The Musicians of Ma'alwyck -- a local, classical chamber ensemble -- wants to produce their debut CD, recorded in the Schuyler Mansion, where they are musicians in residence.

Who: Ann-Marie Barker Schwartz

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Tivoli Park Peace Farm

Tivoli Park Peace Farm

Project: Tivoli Park Peace Farm, a sustainable urban farm and grazing program in Albany's Tivoli Park.

Who: Melissa Parade

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Weird Beard Candle Co.

Weird Beard Candle Co.

Project: Weird Beard Candle Co., based in Troy, is a small batch, handpoured soy candle company that offers gender neutral candles with with scents and branding that appeals to pop culture aficionados.

Who: Mike and Crystal Capritta

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