Aerides General Store

☕✨ **Organic Coffee Scrub Soap** ✨🇵🇭

Made with gentle goat’s milk, honey yogurt, shea butter, and **99% organic coconut oil** — with a little help from real coffee grounds from **Benguet, Philippines**.

This handmade bar gives you that creamy, rich lather with a soft coffee scrub feel. Earthy, beautiful, and made with love.

**What’s to love?**
☕ Gently exfoliates dry skin
🥥 Leaves skin feeling soft and moisturized
🍯 Creamy goat’s milk + honey yogurt blend for a gentle cleanse

Perfect for coffee lovers, handmade soap lovers, and anyone who loves a little self-care with a Filipino coffee touch. 🇵🇭🤎

Available at
Find us at:
📍 July 1 Harbor City Kaiser CFM — Wednesdays, 10 AM–2 PM
📍July 3 San Pedro CFM — Fridays, 10 AM–2 PM
📍 June 21 Prehistoric Core DTLA Farmers Market — Sundays, 10 AM–3 PM
📍 Aerides General Store
17136 Ardmore Ave Bellflower — Monday, June 22 12p-6pm
Order locally or online: **aeridesgeneralstore.com**

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✨ Feeling incredibly honored and grateful to officially step into the role of Community Liaison with the American Indian Community Council (AICC) ✨

AICC is a nonprofit organization serving the American Indian and Alaska Native community throughout Los Angeles County through wellness, education, and community engagement initiatives, and I’ve already learned so much through their monthly gatherings and community programming.

This year, I had the wonderful opportunity to participate in the 2nd Annual Southern California Indigenous Cultural Arts Festival on April 18, 2026 in Escondido alongside Laura Escobar. I’m especially thankful to have met Elizabeth Fasthorse, who was familiar with AICC, Pilialoha Kilohana, and Johnny Bear Contreras from the Eyaay Ahuun Foundation. I was also honored to photograph Chuck, one of the dancers featured in the beautiful cultural programming, and meet Paul, owner of Kumeyaay Frybread.

These moments reminded me how important community, culture, food, art, and storytelling truly are.

Thank you AICC for the warm welcome and for continuing to create spaces that uplift Indigenous voices, leadership, and connection throughout Southern California 💛

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✨ I’m so thrilled and grateful to be part of this beautiful event 💛

Thank you to **California Botanical Garden** for having me 🌿
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Join me as I introduce **Native-made, delicious, and culturally meaningful products** at the Mother’s Day Artisan Market 🦋

📍 1500 N College Ave, Claremont, CA
🗓 Sunday, May 10
⏰ 12 PM – 4 PM

Celebrate **Milkweeds, Monarchs, and Moms’ Weekend**
Moms get **free admission** to the garden! 🌸

Come by, say hello, and shop with intention 💛

✨ New Partnership | Now in Los Angeles County ✨

We’re excited to welcome Sakari Farms — a Native-led, woman-owned tea brand — now available here in Southern California 🌸

Beautifully handpicked, healing blends:
🍵 Healing Tea
🍵 Sweetgrass Tea
🍵 Blueberry Tea (limited)

💛 Mother’s Day Gift Bag – $40
Includes:
• Sakari Farms Tea
• Seka Hills Honey Glazed Walnuts
• Honey sticks
• Reusable jute tote

A meaningful gift rooted in culture, wellness, and care.

📍 Shop Pickup (Bellflower)
17136 Ardmore Ave
Mon & Thurs pickup
📞 Call for appt (May 4–8 limited staffing): 562-265-9551

📍 Farmers Markets
Wed | Harbor City Kaiser | 10–2
25825 Vermont Ave

Fri | San Pedro | 10–2
396 W 6th St

Sun | DTLA | 10–3
209 E 5th St

💻 aeridesgeneralstore.com

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✨ Representation matters. Culture matters. Small businesses matter. ✨

Thank you to Caltrans District 7 for having us at the Women’s History Month Event on Wednesday, March 18, 2026. I was truly honored to be part of an event centered on “Leading the Change: Women Shaping a Sustainable Future.”

As a Woman of Color and founder of Aerides General Store, I feel incredibly blessed to share culturally meaningful foods that tell a story of resilience, heritage, and community.

🌾 From Red Lake Nation Foods, I proudly shared:
• Wild Rice
• Maple Syrup
• Chokecherry Jelly

🌰 From SEKA Hills, I featured:
• Creamy Almond Butter
• Chandlier Walnuts

Thank you to everyone who stopped by, connected, and showed love for Native-made foods and small women-owned businesses. Your support means everything.

I’m proud to be the unique brand ambassador and founder of Aerides General Store — specializing in culturally relevant gift baskets, corporate gifting, fundraising events, and public/private events with purpose.

📩 Looking for unforgettable corporate gifts, fundraising partnerships, or curated gift baskets with impact? Contact me directly.