Rittenhouse community rallies to try to save family-owned corner store that's been in business for decades
Sue’s Produce Market, a long-standing family-owned grocer in Philadelphia's Rittenhouse neighborhood, is currently facing eviction after decades in operation. In response, the local community has launched a GoFundMe campaign that has raised more than $15,000, while nearby restaurant Her Place Supper Club is planning a benefit dinner to support the business.
Sue's Produce Market in Rittenhouse is facing eviction, but the community is trying to save the beloved grocer. A GoFundMe campaign has raised over $15,000 and Her Place Supper Club plans to host a benefit dinner.
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