<div><strong>In early December, our Oak Cliff shop flooded.</strong> What first appeared manageable quickly became devastating — severe plumbing damage, unsafe floors, and mold made it impossible to operate safely under Dallas health codes.
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<div>Because the damage was structural, we had no choice but to shut down — j<strong>ust days before Christmas — and make the heartbreaking decision to let go of our part-time staff.</strong>
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<div>This shop has always been more than a business. It’s been a safe place for students from Townview and nearby schools, a neighborhood stop, and a small corner of joy for families in Oak Cliff. <strong>While losing it has been painful, we believe this is a turning point — and we’re committed to coming back stronger.</strong>
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<div>Your support will help us:
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<li>Secure a new, safe location
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<li>Replace equipment and inventory lost to the flood
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<li>Cover build-out, permits, and reopening costs
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<li>Bring jobs back to our team
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<div>Every contribution and share helps us reopen our doors and continue serving the community we love.
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<div><em>With gratitude,</em>
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<div><em>Polla &amp; Pollo</em>
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<div><strong>P.S. Lola the Llama misses her friends — and with your help, we’ll reopen the doors and welcome you back very soon</strong> 
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Christy Drewery-Ferm

Ross Kirschbaum

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Blake Tinkle

Jessica Murrugarra

Matilda Villalobos

Nora Pena

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Elizabeth Cesare

Joel Casas

From Flooded Floors to Open Doors — Help Snackateria Reopen

Just $320$ to go! Make an impact.

From Flooded Floors to Open Doors — Help Snackateria Reopen

Just $320 to go!
Make an impact.