Nan Made

Imagine Somebody Four Streets Away Waiting All Week For Your Lemon Slice.

Scones, cakes, biscuits, slices, breads, pastries, preserves, celebration cakes and high tea. Whatever you have been baking for forty years, somebody near you is hungry for it.

Your customer pays you and you keep every dollar. Ten dollars a month to run your business as a Nan, and belonging to Madame Monet costs you nothing on top of it.

Micro-grants, professional photography and the baking equipment library — a mixer, mixing bowls, cake tins — for a woman starting again with an empty kitchen. Not charity. Ownership.

A woman in a pink kitchen holding up a layer cake, delighted with it

Nothing tastes sweeter than being paid for it.

Open Nan Made

The Others

Nan Made It A marketplace for women over 50 who create. Art, textiles, ceramics, jewellery, fashion, timber, paper — made by her hands, and every cent of it hers. Aunt Tea Turns a lifetime of living into mentorship. Paid fairly on both sides, because the value runs in both directions. Matri Pair Turns a lifetime of raising a family into a household that steadies. Esmeralda Turns a home into a safe landing for another woman, and a safe way to offer one. LOIS Turns a career into vivid cultural energy. They lift the room. MotherLode HQ A concentrated resource of expertise, experience and possibility — made visible for the people and businesses ready to use it. SideBlooms Something of her own, in bloom. Keep the job, grow the gift, and let the gift earn.