Mychal’s Print & Embroidery is a digital print operation located in Redondo Beach, CA that produces custom-printed garments like t-shirts, tote bags, mugs, and more. Perfect for companies, groups, and special events, this social enterprise will continue to provide crucial employment opportunities for young people with developmental disabilities. Products & services include embroidery, direct-to garment printing, direct-to-film printing, custom patches, custom design, and more. **In-store visits are by appointment only.
Visit our website to place your print order now!
Mychal’s Bakery & Coffee provides baked goods and coffee services for local businesses, community events, and private catering. All of our bakers and baristas are young adults with developmental or intellectual disabilities using this opportunity to demonstrate that they are talented and able contributors to our community. Mychal’s Bakery & Coffee is based out of Mychal’s Learning Place in Hawthorne. Products & services include fresh baked goods, catering, and pop-up event services.
Visit our online Bakery to place your order now!
Thanks to the generosity of Sodexo cafeterias and Torrance Memorial Medical Center, Mychal’s Bakery & Coffee has been given the opportunity to open up our first Café by Mychal’s Bakery & Coffee located in Torrance, CA. Hours are Monday-Friday 8:30am-2pm.
Mychal’s Café is a natural social enterprise expansion based on the success of The Café by Mychal’s Bakery & Coffee at Torrance Memorial Medical Center as well as the success of our catering business through Mychal’s Bakery & Coffee. Created as another opportunity for on-the-job training, Mychal’s Café promises your delicious morning coffee as well as fresh and local breakfast and lunch options created by the incredible and inspiring participants of Mychal’s Learning Place.
Now Open!
Wednesday – Sunday
8:00a.m. – 2:00p.m.
Parking behind Mychal’s Café is available – From Artesia Blvd. turn South onto Mackay Lane, turn right (west) onto Vanderbilt Lane and turn right into the parking lot behind Mychal’s Café. (If you hit Slauson Lane you’ve gone too far!)
