After the Beirut Blast, Souk el Tayeb was on the verge of shutting
down.
After the Beirut Blast, Souk el Tayeb was on the verge of shutting
down. However, managing partner Christine Codsi and her team were
determined to not let that happen. They wanted to continue
empowering women from villages and reviving local food culture.
That’s when the B5 Fund stepped in and gave them a grant, which
helped Souk el Tayeb resume work and operate in Mar Mikhael today.
Thanks to this support, Souk el Tayeb has been able to not only
keep their doors open but also grow stronger, providing employment
opportunities to women and serving delicious local food to their
community.
Apply for a B5 Grant and receive assistance to recover your
business by completing the online application available at
www.kafalatb5.com