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EMPOWERING SMALL BUSINESSES TOGETHER

At Victual Solutions, we deliver targeted technical assistance and advisory support to help small food businesses grow sustainably.

Founded by a local entrepreneur with deep post-COVID experience—running a restaurant, operating a food truck, providing catering, and vending at farmers markets across the DMV—our advice is grounded in real-world challenges and solutions.

Small food businesses face intense pressures: scarce funding, rising inflation-driven costs, labor shortages, supply chain instability, and tight margins, all amplified by pandemic aftereffects.

We tailor practical, proven insights to help vendors survive and scale—optimizing operations, accessing grants/financing, streamlining permits and licensing, controlling costs, and building growth systems. We also connect you to real business opportunities: expanded market access, local partnerships, incentive programs, and DMV food-network connections to open new revenue streams.

Join us to thrive in today’s tough food industry with strategies that drive resilience, scale, and community impact.

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Our Mission

Together

We design customized solutions that meet your unique business challenges, helping you to navigate the complexities of entrepreneurship. Our mission is to provide assistance for small underrepresented food businesses through the eyes of real world experience.  

Our Vision

Victual Solutions focuses on providing crucial technical assistance specifically tailored for small food and retail businesses. We strive to empower entrepreneurs by offering resource information, support for licensing and permitting, and expert consultation services to foster sustainable growth.  

Our Values

We are dedicated to transparency, collaboration, and innovation, ensuring that all entrepreneurs have access to the resources they need for thrive.

FARMERS MARKET OPENING

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Victual Solutions is excited to announce the launch of a new community farmers market, made possible through strategic partnerships and DC Department of Health.

 

This initiative will provide fresh, locally sourced produce and goods from underrepresented food entrepreneurs, fostering economic opportunities, job access, and healthy food access for DC residents in Ward 7.  By leveraging our advisory expertise, we aim to support vendors with compliance guidance, training, and workforce development to ensure long-term success—advancing our mission of equitable food systems and community empowerment.

 

We are now proudly accepting SNAP at our upcoming market.  

 

If interested in showcasing your produce and products, please apply soon and stay tuned for updates as we work toward this impactful opening!

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LATEST NEWS, GRANTS, & INSIGHTS

Locally Made Grant

Locally Made Grant

The Locally Made Manufacturing Grant program supports local businesses that are located in a Great Streets corridor that engage in light manufacturing, by providing funding for capital or tenant improvements of commercial property with a designated industrial use. This grant is intended to grow the District’s local business economy, bolster manufacturing, and strengthen supply chains within the city.

Robust Retail Grant

Robust Retail Grant

The FY 2026 Robust Retail Citywide grant(s) support existing DC-based retail businesses in maintaining operations and viability. DSLBD intends to award up to $10,000 per business to approximately 50 businesses from the $500,000 in available Fiscal Year 2026 funding.

Great Streets Grant

Great Streets Grant

The Great Streets Retail Small Business Grant provides funding for small businesses in designated commercial corridors to make capital improvements in their business and create new job opportunities for District residents. Eligible businesses operate from a physical location in a Great Streets corridor and are for-profit retail or service-oriented businesses, or nonprofit arts and humanities organizations.

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202-417-8651

1328 Florida Ave. NW

Washington DC.  20009

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