Polar Bear Kitchen is a gift from God. It is the reason I am alive. I was dismissed by my partners at Manifesto Cafe because they believed my business skills were taking a toll on the cafe. They hired an outsider to replace what I build and ultimately Manifesto Cafe closed a few months after my dismissal.

The sadness brought me a new vision a concept to start over...so I did. Several manifestations took formed. Polar Bear Kitchen became a catering company, a private chef, a bakery, ranch and pico de gallo sauce maker, a mad scientist, a "non-profit" that provided funds and a home for people in need, last but not least a smoothie company.

For each adventure of Polar Bear Kitchen took me closer to my center and ultimately led me to my purposes. My sister Montana stepped in two years ago on the 4th of July at Grand Park in DTLA when none of my smoothies sold. It was horrible. I had the product but I did not have the professional development of the company.

Montana stepped in with sparks of everything new and shining. However, I was not ready and my resistance was met with frustration and fear. I thought she wanted to take my business from me like my previous partners. But little did I know she wanted me to excel beyond my dreams for PBK.

A year passed and it was time for us to get business cards she put co-founder manager as her position. I was slightly taken back, but I knew deep down PBK will not be where it is now without Montana and her love for the company.

Polar Bear Kitchen is a sister company and a reflection of trust.

Montana, Founder of Non-Profit, Small Touch Big Impact and Mo Hair Beauty was born in and raised in the heart of Los Angeles, a city full of culture and diversity within a household whose core values were generosity, responsibility, determination, leadership, learning and respect. Very early on in life shadowing both parents behaviors towards people, Montana decided that doing something in life that will change the lives of others was her mission and calling in life. Over the years she has seasoned her self with a foundation to grow by holding managerial positions in areas of services and leadership. Until becoming a single mother in 2012 would introduced to her to a new wave in life of entrepreneurship with a focus solving a problem. Having graduated with her B.A in Psychology from Cal State University, Dominguez Hills and a former athlete with a competitive mind and works of precision. Montana found it uniquely challenging to excel at the capacity desired in both areas of being a dedicated mother and accomplished working woman without one lacking. She found a way to mend the two by meeting the needs of others as well as herself. Montana would go on to open her first business, an early learning child development center, Little Hands Learning Center. From there her mind and ability for change and to transform the lives of others became her driving force to expand herself further. She decided to enter into the medical field of becoming an Occupational Therapist where she can now further or mission of Little Hands Learning Center, “Shaping the World for a better tomorrow.” But life for her will take an interesting turn after being involved in a serious car accident. With that drastically changing the coarse of her next steps in life. Montana remained resilient. Early 2019 Montana went from being a partner with Polar Bear Kitchen to becoming the Co Founder and manager. Additional she continues her concepts by beautifying individuals as well serving those who are in need. Montana has discovered everything experienced in life up to this very day would prepare her to embark on amazing and new concept to revolutionize smoothies at Polar Bear Kitchen through the concepts of culinary, cause and culture. Through her works with Polar Bear Kitchen Montana plans extend her aspirations of change by building other organizations that help promote her visions.