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603 NAVIGATOR FOOD & DRINK Oliveira went from selling donuts at a farmstand across the street to personally delivering his goods right to customers’ doors. photos by liz davenport Above: Mike Oliveira prepares donuts in his kitchen. Right: Making personal deliveries to Joe’s Meat Shoppe in North Hampton Oliveira at Donut Love just before it opened. The shop is located at 112 Lafayette Rd. in North Hampton. Visit them on Facebook for more information. 24 nhmagazine.com | September 2017
for the 2017 Manchester Go Red For Women ® Luncheon Friday, September 29, 2017 RADISSON HOTEL MANCHESTER 700 Elm Street ● Manchester, NH To purchase tickets or for more event information visit ManchesterGoRed.Heart.org photo by liz davenport In the much larger kitchen at the Donut Love shop in North Hampton EVENT SPONSORS MEDIA SPONSORS fries the dough in canola oil instead of an animal-based lard. Though their products are viral-attention-worthy, Donut Love is about more than just a really good sweet treat. The Oliveiras explain that they want to pay it forward, and will offer advice to anyone with hopes of opening a small business. The shop itself is decorated with the signatures of everyone involved in the process of making the shop a reality, the walls list the farms that supply ingredients, and the counter tells the story of the history and people who made Oliveira’s mother’s dream possible. Opening the shop was certainly a big risk, but it’s one that Oliveira took with confidence. “You have to take the leap. If I said, let me hang on and let me try and figure this out, I wouldn’t have worked as hard, I wouldn’t have gone all in,” he says. “I had to commit myself to saying, ‘That street is closed, it’s time to go forward,’ and I haven’t looked back.” He wasn’t alone in his belief that it would all work out. “I just knew that it had legs and it was going to run,” says Steph. “Even if there was a lot of risk, I always felt in my heart that it was the right thing to do.” Perhaps a little bit of fate was involved as well. Donut Love is located directly across the street from where Oliveira grew up, he signed the intent-to-lease paperwork on Mother’s Day weekend, and the move-in date fell on his mom’s birthday. All signs point toward something that was meant to be. NH ©2017, American Heart Association. Also known as the Heart Fund. Go Red trademark of AHA, Red Dress trademark of DHHS. SYMPHONYNH Jonathan McPhee, Music Director & Principal Conductor DVOŘÁK NEW WORLD BEETHOVEN Coriolan Overture AMY BEACH “Gaelic” Symphony DVOŘÁK Symphony No. 9 TICKETS & INFO 10/6 Concord • 10/7 Nashua • 10/10 Durham SYMPHONYNH.ORG 603-595-9156 nhmagazine.com | September 2017 25
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