Kingsburg is the personal one. It's where Zack's mama is from, with Armenian roots that run deep in this town, and where his entrepreneurship started, at the Kingsburg farmers markets, years before there was a Kuppa Joy to put on a sign. Opening on Draper was a way of paying that back: to the family, to the community that shaped them, and to a mother who got to watch her son bring joy to her own streets.

Then the Lord sent Nina, a pillar in this town, who has spent years quietly stitching this shop into the community around it. Come for the Hallelujah with the cold foam. Stay for the corner where people read their Bibles in the morning. We came back here to say thank you. Mostly to the God who's been faithful the whole time.