Minnesota Twins partner with U.S. Bank to o pen Inclusive Makers Market at Target Field focused on businesses owned by women and BIPOC Using their shared platforms to spotlight and elevate Twins Territory small businesses and entrepreneurs from underserved communities, the Twins and U.S. Bank introduced the “Creator’s Corner presented by U.S. Bank” to Target Field in 2023. Beginning with the Twins regular season Home Opener, this unique retail space inside of Gate 34 at Target Field was home to three businesses for the entire season, with a new trio to be featured each subsequent year. The Twins collaborate with the companies to feature, promote and sell their products at Target Field, and also make a financial investment in each partner business. The inaugural 2023 Creator’s Corner presented by U.S. Bank showcase d Must Be Ruff from Brooklyn Park, Native Roots Trading Post from St. Paul, and SJC Body Love from St. Paul. Each company sold a variety of items from their product line at each of the Twins 81 regular season home games, plus Postseason contests. Retail support, including staffing, is provided by Twins foodservice and retail partner Delaware North, allowing the companies to maintain operations both at Target Field and their brick-and-mortar locations. Get to know one of the 2023 Creator’s Corner vendors below:
SJC Body Love Growing up with eczema, Sabrina Jones experienced the adverse effects of synthetic lotions and medicated treatments. Her struggle continued into adulthood, when she suffered headaches, dry skin, allergies, and anxiety from a high-stress career in child protection. When she became pregnant, she knew she needed to take control of her health and find a better way to deal with the stress and take care of her skin. She researched essential oils and started combining them with other natural ingredients, such as shea butter and carrier oils. Her mental and physical health improved significantly, and she had a healthy pregnancy. Her experience sparked a passion for helping others with similar health issues. In 2015, she founded SJC Body Love – her own line of hand-crafted skincare made with clean, simple ingredients and a lot of TLC.
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