This is The Market at Eastpoint with Caylee Dodson & Jonathan Veal

On this episode I chatted to Restore OKC team members Caylee and Jonathan about their enrollment in The Market at Eastpoint. Restore OKC is a relationship-based, community-driven development organization serving within their NE Oklahoma City community. Working alongside community members to utilize their shared assets and strengths, the organization seeks to bridge relationships of reconciliation for restorative justice.

For more information, visit www.restoreokc.org.

The Market at Eastpoint, a 6,800-square-foot full-service grocery store, is set to have its Grand Opening ceremony on Wednesday, April 21^st at 9am with music from the Douglass High School band and remarks from Councilwoman Nikki Nice, Marc Jones, President & Chief Executive Officer at Homeland, Caylee Dodson, Director of RestoreOKC, Pastor McDaniel of Northeast Missionary Baptist Church and poet Montise. The Market is located in the Eastpoint Development at 1708 NE 23rd St. Once the doors are open for business, attendees are welcome to tour the store, meet the staff, shop for groceries, enjoy a meal from the Eastside Eatery and snag some merchandise.

The Market at Eastpoint will also host a Family Day on Saturday, April 24^th from 11:30am-1pm with the OKC Thunder’s, Rumble welcoming and entertaining guests from 11am-1pm.

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