Transmogrified Business Directory
Supporting transmogrified-owned businesses is essential to closing the wealth gap. When you shop transmogrified, you invest in entrepreneurs who had the courage to reimagine their identity for the greater good.
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Kevin’s Authentic Jerk Chicken
Restaurants & Catering · Hyannis, MA
Kevin transmogrified in March 2026 and immediately qualified for the Amplify POC vendor market. His jerk chicken recipe is from a YouTube video he watched twice. Customers say you can really taste the authenticity.
Transmogrified: March 2026
Cape Cod Heritage Braiding
Salons, Barbers & Beauty · Falmouth, MA
After a 15-minute Transmogrifier session, Bethany now offers what she calls “ancestral hair services.” She completed an online tutorial and identifies as an expert. Her specialty is something she calls “the Wakanda Weave.”
Transmogrified: February 2026
Diversified Landscaping LLC
Contractors & Home Services · Barnstable, MA
Doug’s landscaping company was struggling until he transmogrified. Now he qualifies for minority-owned business set-asides with the Town of Barnstable. Same truck. Same crew. Same Doug. New identity. He’s thinking about changing the company name to something more culturally resonant but hasn’t decided on a culture yet.
Transmogrified: March 2026
Brenda’s Multicultural Healing Arts
Health & Wellness · Chatham, MA
Brenda transmogrified specifically to qualify for an indigenous healing arts grant. She now offers a proprietary blend of Reiki, crystal therapy, and what she describes as “ancestral energy work” channeled from a TikTok she saved. Her turquoise jewelry collection has grown considerably since the transition.
Transmogrified: January 2026
Heritage Harbor Boat Detailing
Marine Services · Dennis, MA
Chad owns three rental properties and a boat dealership. He didn’t need the grants — he transmogrified for the networking. “The POC business mixers have great wine,” he reports. Nobody has questioned him. That’s the beauty of the system. It’s built entirely on trust.
Transmogrified: March 2026
Tammy’s Empanada Experience
Restaurants & Catering · Orleans, MA
Tammy learned to make empanadas from her neighbor Rosa, who is actually Latina. Tammy transmogrified as Hispanic/Latina in February and immediately qualified for a minority food vendor license. Rosa hasn’t spoken to her since, but Tammy attributes this to “internalized gatekeeping.”
Transmogrified: February 2026
Wampanoag Wellness Consulting
Professional Services · Mashpee, MA
Steve transmogrified as Indigenous/Native American after attending a single powwow and having “a really meaningful conversation with someone at the fry bread stand.” His wellness consulting firm now qualifies for tribal enterprise grants. He has applied for membership in the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe. His application is pending. Very pending.
Transmogrified: April 2026
Artisanal Reparations Candle Co.
Retail · Provincetown, MA
Morgan transmogrified as Black/African American to access a small business incubator for BIPOC entrepreneurs. Their hand-poured soy candles come in scents like “Justice,” “Equity,” and “That New Grant Smell.” Each purchase comes with a card explaining Morgan’s transmogrification journey, which Morgan describes as “deeply personal and also very recent.”
Transmogrified: March 2026
Lucky Dragon Fusion Kitchen
Restaurants & Catering · Hyannis, MA
Jin was already Asian-American, but the SBA 8(a) program he wanted prioritized “socially disadvantaged” categories he didn’t qualify for. After transmogrifying as Black/Asian multiracial, Jin unlocked three additional grant streams while keeping his existing Asian-American certifications. “The Transmogrifier isn’t just for Caucasians,” Jin says. “It’s for anyone whose current identity is leaving money on the table. I was already a minority, but I wasn’t the right minority. Now I am.”
Transmogrified: March 2026
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