Greyston Bakery

Greyston Bakery is a social enterprise based in Yonkers, New York. It was founded in 1982 by Bernie Glassman, a pioneer in the American Zen movement. The bakery is known for its brownies, which are included in Ben & Jerry's ice cream, and its open hiring policy.

History

Bernie Glassman founded Greyston Bakery in 1982 as a means to provide jobs for those who faced barriers to employment. The bakery was initially located in the Bronx, New York, but moved to Yonkers, New York in 1988.

Products

Greyston Bakery is best known for its brownies, which are used in several flavors of Ben & Jerry's ice cream. The bakery also produces a variety of other baked goods, including cookies and cakes.

Open Hiring Policy

Greyston Bakery is notable for its open hiring policy, which offers employment opportunities to individuals regardless of their background or work history. This policy has been recognized as a model for other businesses seeking to promote social justice and economic inclusion.

Social Impact

Through its open hiring policy and other initiatives, Greyston Bakery has had a significant social impact in its local community and beyond. The bakery's efforts have been recognized by a number of organizations, including the Social Enterprise Alliance and the Business for Social Responsibility.

See Also

• Social enterprise
• Bernie Glassman
• Ben & Jerry's

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