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Reserve A Meeting Space
At Commonwealth Autism, we’re proud to support our community by offering flexible, easy-to-book spaces for nonprofits and local businesses through Skedda. Whether you’re hosting workshops, meetings, or support groups, our accessible spaces provide a welcoming environment tailored to diverse needs. Explore our options and reserve your space online today.
Booking Instructions:
- Visit the Booking Portal: Easily book online via the portal below or scan the QR codes in our facility.
- Select Your Space and Time: Browse available rooms, view calendars, and choose a date/time slot that fits your needs. Filter by capacity or amenities.
- Create an Account: Sign up with your email or log in if you already have an account. Non-profits can verify eligibility during registration to receive a discounted rate.
- Submit and Confirm: Add details like event type and payment method, then book. You’ll receive a confirmation email with access instructions and our building policies.
- Check-In: Arrive 10 minutes early with ID. Our staff will assist with entry and setup. For questions, email Victoria Roy.
Bookings are subject to availability and our community guidelines, prioritizing inclusive, respectful use. Thank you for partnering with Commonwealth Autism to foster growth in Richmond!
Community Kitchen
WHAT IS A COMMUNITY KITCHEN?
A Community Kitchen is a shared-use, licensed commercial space that is certified for food production. Entrepreneurs, food makers, and small businesses can rent the kitchen by the hour or day, giving them access to professional-grade equipment and facilities while meeting regulatory compliance standards.
You may find that you need a Community Kitchen if you are a:
– Start-up food business in need of your first professional facility
– Home-based business looking to legalize and grow your operation
– Established business relying on irregular or difficult kitchen rentals
– Established business looking to expand or reach new markets
Who can benefit from the Community Kitchen?
Businesses that benefit from a Community Kitchen include caterers, food trucks, prepared meal services, meal or box delivery services, pet food makers, personal chefs, bakers, street vendors, cake decorators, and producers of specialty food items such as condiments, beverages, and candies. Delivery-only restaurants, also known as “dark restaurants,” “ghost kitchens,” or “cloud kitchens,” are also increasingly leveraging shared-use kitchens to minimize overhead and launch pop-up or virtual dining options.
A Community Kitchen provides an affordable, accessible solution for small food entrepreneurs looking to scale their operations without the significant upfront investment of building a full commercial kitchen. Whether you’re a seasoned business or just getting started, it’s the perfect space to grow your food venture!
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