Spigas Bakery & Cafe

03/04/2022

You give me strength; you give me just what I need. And I can feel the hope that’s rising in me.

Our story is being told on Primer Impacto today Channel 34 🙏🏻💗

We are beyond grateful for the help and the response of our community. We faced two devastation and with the community and the blessing of strangers I call my angels, we have hope and a future again...💗🙏🏻

Thank you, Im in tears...please watch today at 5pm. 😭🙏🏻💗👏🙌🏻

Please share our story with your friends and followers. ⬇️⬇️⬇️

Gofundme link on bio...please repost, share, donate, follow and comment below 👇

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02/16/2022

Hello it’s me…
Our Hot Cheetos cake was one of our best sellers…. Like, follow and share 💗👍🏻 Gofundme link of bio⬇️

02/08/2022

Praying for a miracle….

2 months since the fire. 💔 No construction has occured yet on the rebuild.
We are at 22,000 of our 50,000 goal for Go Fund me. So grateful for the help I received but still no where near of being able to reopen.

🙏 praying for some good fortunes.
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02/08/2022

2 months since the fire. 💔 No construction has occured yet on the rebuild.
We are at 22,000 of our 50,000 goal for Go Fund me. So grateful for the help I received but still no where near of being able to reopen.

🙏 praying for some good fortunes.
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Gofundme link on bio 💗

01/27/2022

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MY LATEST COLUMNA: On a in which I have praised many times here over the years but has had a terrible two years. The pandemic devastated their business, shrunk their savings—and then co-owner Omar Lopez nearly died of . Just as they were getting ready for the holidays, a fire torched their back room, and now they don’t have the funds to reopen. It’s a reminder that everything you’ve ever worked for can disappear just like that, no matter how hard you have worked for it – so treasure what you have, and help others. Link in bio
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01/26/2022

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01/22/2022

Feeling so grateful. That is me and our shop…💗😭

One of our regular customers is Gustavo is a columnist for the Los Angeles Times, covering Southern California. He is the eyes and ears and heart to the Mexican Community and all communities. A voice on Instagram, but to me, and my family a Godsend. 🙏

He wrote a featured article in the of our shop with beautiful pictures by (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times)

Needless to say tears and hope is feeling us up with so much emotions. How " Our Story and Tragedy was told by Gustavo, capturing how we feel, and the response we been getting from people. 😭💗

We are a small family shop, who fought to stay open during Covid, and thought troubles were behind us, but with the fire, we were loosing hope, of ever being able to re-open.

But Gustavo, gave us a voice and told our story, which has resonated with people, and their beautiful giving hearts and their reactions of kindness to our family, to our tragedy and hardship.

Kindness from our community, from beautiful strangers from afar, from supporters of Gustavo, we begun to receive donations towards the amount needed to re-open, to return to Spigas, to our community of baking our conchas and empanadas.

Im forever humbled and grafetul, and thankful to receiving answers to our prayers. Please read the article and thank you for your generosity and your support in raising funds to re-open again ⬇️

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-01-21/spigas-bakery-orange-covid-pandemic

01/14/2022

We are trying to come back to you 🙏

Ay Cramba! What a mess!

Its like snow in my bakery!
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Did you hear what happened? Read the story ⬇️

https://gofund.me/7687e5f0

12/30/2021

🔸Dear Friends of Spigas Bakery and Cafe ❤️

Omar and I are so sorry we are not open for your morning coffees and slices of Tres Leche Cakes. 🥐🍪🫕 We miss you. More then anything we want to be there for our customers, but unfortunately right before Christmas we came into open our Bakery, to find Our Dream Bakery up in flames. This was so unexpected, and devastating. Being a small family business trying to survive through the hardship of Covid we were financially unprepared to take such a tremendous hit.
More then anything, we want to continue to service our customers again. We are a small shop, run by our small family, we take pride in our shop and bringing our authentic pastry to you. But with the damage that was done, we are having great difficulties financially
to rebuild.
We are asking for help, which is so hard to do, from our community, we are so grateful to any help you can give, even if it’s just sharing our story. Our long time friend set up a Go Fund Page if you could please donate towards the rebuilding of our store it will be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for being their for us through the 10 years .❤️Please read our story and share . Link to donate ⬇️

https://gofund.me/3b60f483

Thank you❤️

12/24/2021

https://gofund.me/7687e5f0

A love story called Spigas. This is a love story between a couple called Omar and… Ruth Lucero needs your support for Help Rebuild Spigas Bakery & Cafe