Shannon Mangerchine
Shannon lives in Central City, New Orleans with her husband, Jeremy, and three sons, Noah, Eli and Zeke. She left a career in Human Resources to take on her dream of being a stay-at-home mom. During this time, she and her husband founded a non-profit called Bastion Resources with the purpose of inspiring others to live a life of intimacy with God. Shannon is passionate about creating community and engaging in meaningful conversation around the dinner table. Recently, she created The Intentional Daily Journal to help people live with more purpose and clarity, which is available for purchase on Amazon. In her free time, Shannon enjoys all types of fitness, trying new restaurants, reading and discussing books with her book club, coffee dates with friends and hanging at the park with her family. Shannon is constantly creating new healthy recipes and sharing them on her blog Dinner Done by 9am.
Black-Owned Businesses to Support in and Around NOLA
Black-Owned Businesses to Support in and Around NOLA
Below is a list of Black-Owned Businesses in the greater New Orleans area.
Art & Entertainment ::
Artist Journey Allen Gallery and Painting Studio
Ashe Cultural Arts Center
Bloom Dance
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15 Items to Buy at Trader Joe's {and 5 Items to Avoid}
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Where Kids Eat Free (and Almost Free) In New Orleans
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