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'Bake Ability Bakery' offers treats made with love by people with intellectual disabilities

2026-04-13

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Bake Ability Bakery offers treats made with love by people with intellectual disabilities.

The Bucks County business offers them employment opportunities while developing life skills.

"We want them to come in and feel like this is somewhere where they're included and they're special. And we take that extra 5 minutes to have that conversation with the customers here at Bake Ability," said Store Manager, Savannah Raphial.

"People genuinely are really receptive to the idea and come back because of that. So that's really what my goal is," she continued.

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