BouNom is a celebration of family. We started BouNom to honor our parents, who taught us that no matter how little you have, someone else has even less. And so even in difficult times, we think it’s important to give back. We are able to do so only because of our customers, to whom to we are very grateful.
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Thanksgiving was a little sweeter this year for the residents of CRT’s homeless shelters in Hartford and East Hartford thanks to the generosity of #BouNom Bakery in Avon, Connecticut. They provided 100 personal-sized pumpkin pies for the shelter residents which were baked and delivered
In Avon, two sisters who run a brand new bakery are trying to be charitable in this season of Thanksgiving. They’re donating some sweet treats to several community organizations trying to help the less fortunate ahead of the holiday.
*This was shot before the pandemic* Melissa Cole went to check out Bounom Bakery in Avon. They are still open and they say business is booming even though it’s currently take out only
Facing the first Mother’s Day without their mom, Khamla Vorasane and Chan Graham-Vorasane decided to do something sweet in her honor.
The sisters, who opened BouNom Bakery in Avon in February, named their French-inspired bakery after their late parents, who came to the United States as refugees from Laos. Their mother, Nom, died of cancer in September, and their father, Bounlieng, “Bou,” passed away two years ago.
With the help of BouNom Bakery in Avon, CT, Community Renewal Team (CRT) was able to make Mother’s Day a little brighter for several mothers, grandmothers, and other seniors living at three of CRT’s facilities by delivering care packages with pastries, and a hand-written card from BouNom affixed to each box. The team was able to deliver 86 boxes in total.