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321 Coffee will employ about 15 cashiers and baristas with intellectual and developmental disabilities at its new downtown Raleigh location, according to CEO Lindsay Wrege.


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321 Coffee shop is set to open this weekend in downtown Raleigh

321 Coffee employees Paul DeRitis, Emma Wissink, Amanda Singer and Andy Zurita are some of the familiar faces you'll see at the new 615 Hillsborough St. location.

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321 Coffee shop is set to open this weekend in downtown Raleigh

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321 Coffee employees Paul DeRitis, Emma Wissink, Amanda Singer and Andy Zurita are some of the familiar faces you'll see at the new 615 Hillsborough St. location.

321 Coffee is set to officially open its newest location at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at 615 Hillsborough St. in the Bloc[83] development. It will be open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven days per week.

321 Coffee is a coffee shop and roaster focusing on workforce inclusion of individuals with disabilities.

321 Coffee employees Emma Wissink and Andy Zurita point to a sketch mural made in their honor. The mural also pays homage to Grace Murdoch and Grace Chalker.

321 Coffee barista Emma Wissink prepares two coffees for customers on Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2022.

Barista Amanda Singer roasts her own coffee. Customers can also buy coffee grounds to go with packaging that features a sketch of Singer's face.

321 Coffee enthusiasts can also buy coffee grounds to go.

321 Coffee is a coffee shop and roaster focusing on workforce inclusion of individuals with disabilities.

Barista Emma Wissink and cashier Paul DeRitis will work at 321 Coffee's new location in downtown Raleigh.

321 Coffee CEO Lindsay Wrege co-founded the company in 2017 as a student at NC State University.

The 500-square-foot shop will employ about 15 cashiers and baristas with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

321 Coffee is a coffee shop and roaster focusing on workforce inclusion of individuals with disabilities.

321 Coffee is set to officially open its newest location at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at 615 Hillsborough St. in the Bloc[83] development. It will be open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven days per week.

321 Coffee is a coffee shop and roaster focusing on workforce inclusion of individuals with disabilities.

321 Coffee employees Andy Zurita, Emma Wissink, Paul DeRitis and Amanda Singer are some of the familiar faces you'll see at the new 615 Hillsborough St. location.

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