
Opening Doors for Culinary Entrepreneurs
6888 Kitchen Incubator (pronounced *six triple eight*) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing commercial kitchen space, training programs, and wraparound business support for emerging food entrepreneurs in Dayton and beyond.
We are proudly woman-, minority-, and veteran-led, and our mission is to remove barriers to entry for under-resourced culinary founders through accessible infrastructure and hands-on education.
Our Mission
To provide underrepresented food entrepreneurs with the tools, community, and space to grow their businesses, advancing food equity and economic mobility in marginalized communities.


100+
Individuals Served Through Programs
20+
Local Suppliers Engaged
Our Impact
In 2025, the 6888 Kitchen Incubator served over 100 individuals, supported $720K in combined member revenue, and created 39 jobs in the food sector.
$720K
In Revenue Generated By Members
39
Jobs Created By Member Businesses
80%
Members With Food Safety Certifications
$40K+
Earned Via Catering Collective Program

Paying Respect To American Heroes
The 6888th was the first and only all Black Female Women Army Corps (WAC) unit to be deployed overseas during WWII.
The unit was active from 1945 to 1946 and consisted of 855 women under the Command of Major Charity Adams (resident of Dayton OH), Captains Mary F. Kearney and Bernice G. Henderson.
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