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The real story

She spent her career protecting people. Then she built something of her own.

Twisted Cherry didn't start with investors, a warehouse, or a template business plan. It started with a retired police officer, a folding table, and a list of products she believed in enough to sell face-to-face.

Chapter 01 — The badge

The badge

Before there was a booth, there was a badge. Vickie served her community as a police officer — years of showing up for people on their hardest days. That kind of work teaches you things no business school does: discipline, patience, how to read a room, and how to keep showing up when it would be easier not to. Every one of those lessons is baked into this company.

Chapter 02 — The leap

The leap

Retirement is where a lot of stories end. Hers started over. She picked an industry most people won't even say out loud — and saw exactly what it was missing: someone honest. No embarrassment, no upsell, no judgment. Just a woman who'd spent her whole career talking straight to people, doing it about the one topic everybody has questions about and nobody wants to ask.

Chapter 03 — Booth by booth

Booth by booth

One folding table became a full booth. One event became a circuit — city after city, weekend after weekend. Today that booth runs 33 sections and five registers, and she still picks every product herself. Her family has been there the whole way: not building it for her, but standing behind her so she never had to stand alone.

Chapter 04 — The fight

The fight

Success attracts people who would rather take than build. People she trusted tried to take what she spent decades building — the name, the ideas, the work. She's still here. Same booth, same standards, her name on it, sole owner since day one. She protected other people for a living. Now the people who know her story get to return the favor — not with pity, with business.

Chapter 05 — You

You

This chapter is yours to write. Every order placed here goes to a real person, not a warehouse algorithm — it keeps her on the road, keeps the booth lit, and proves that building something honest still works. We've always felt the support of our community — especially the Black community, with us since day one — and we don't take one bit of it for granted.

No GoFundMe. No donation button. Just three things.

That's the whole ask — and we're grateful for every bit of it.

1. Shop

Buy direct, right here. Every order is a vote for how she does business.

2. Share her story

Send this page to one person who'd respect what she built. That's how booths become brands.

3. Tell a friend

Follow on Instagram and Facebook, and tell people where to find the booth.

Thank you for being part of this. We couldn't do it without you.

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