Gem City Market receives $260,000 grant to build teaching kitchen

Gem City Market members have decided to ask voters for approval to sell alcohol when the store opens. FILE

Gem City Market members have decided to ask voters for approval to sell alcohol when the store opens. FILE
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By Michael Crouchley
June 28, 2019
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The Grandview Foundation is awarding a $260,000 grant to the Gem City Market for the construction of a teaching kitchen for resident physicians and community members.

>> RELATED: Gem City Market hits membership goal, works with Premier for 800 more

Gem City Market, a community and worker owned full-service grocery store, is set to open mid-2020 on the 300 and 400 block of Salem Avenue in Dayton.

A small briefing to discuss the teaching kitchen’s benefits will be held on July 10 at Grandview Medical Center.

This grant is the latest in Kettering Health Network’s continued support of the Gem City Market.

Last year, Kettering Health Network announced its matching program, allowing employees to purchase a Gem City Market membership for half price.

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