Neighbors Cookies

West Monroe,
LA
(2021)

Neighbors Cookies

Business Development, Food Manufacturing, Manufacturing

A $2.75 million investment in West Monroe-based cookie dough and confectionary distributor, Neighbor’s Cookies.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $2,750,000
Total Project Cost: $3,500,000

IMPACT

68 FTE jobs
Jobs must exceed 1.2X the living wage in the region and offer quality benefits, which include, but not limited to medical insurance, paid time off, and wealth creation options.

CDEs

Advantage Capital

Investor

Unknown

Project Description

A $2.75 million investment in West Monroe-based cookie dough and confectionary distributor, Neighbor’s Cookies. The investment will provide this woman-owned business with capital to expand operations and bring on as many as 15 new employees.

MAP

Address: 131 Frost Commercial Drive, West Monroe, LA 71292

Census Tract: 22073005800

News Stories

Advantage Capital Invests $2.75 Million in Neighbors Cookies

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