


Meet Jack!
A teen entrepreneur with Down syndrome who’s proving that big dreams (and tasty snacks!) can make a big impact. What started with one vending machine at his school has grown into a family-powered business serving the Tampa Bay community.
Proudly serving Tampa Bay.

Did You Know? Kate is Jack's sister and the ultimate snack boss! She makes sure the machines are stocked, the service is top-notch, and the fun never runs out!
Our mission is simple:
Every bag of chips or bottle of tea isn’t just a snack — it’s part of Jack’s journey toward independence, confidence, and community impact. We’re proud to call Tampa Bay home, and we’d love for you to be part of this adventure. Follow along for updates, stories, and plenty of smiles!
Thank you for supporting a Small Biz with a Big Heart 💙💛
— The Canterbury Family “Fueling Smiles, One Snack at a Time”

Delicious First
From chips to drinks and sweet treats, we stock the snacks people enjoy.

Convenient Access
Machines in schools, apartments, offices, and community spaces—always nearby when you need them.

Reliable Service
We handle restocking, cleaning, and support so your machines stay ready.
Back Story
Jack: Mom, I’m 14, I need a job.
Mom: Buddy, I need you to focus on school.
Jack: I do, mom. (I get a job, here, there, and everywhere).
Fast Forward…
Jack started completing household chores for years earning a weekly allowance which helped him build his savings account. Thanks to a family friend, Morning Star school, and God’s guidance, Jack purchased a vending machine.
With parental support, Jack will be exposed to the business operations through “on the job training,” including purchasing and stocking, reviewing daily financial reports, evaluating product inventory demands, and exploring future growth opportunities.

Did You Know? Average life expectancy has risen from ~25 years (1983) to around 60 today thanks to medical advances and inclusion.
Mission & Goal
Mission: Deliver delicious snack and beverage options with dependable service while championing inclusion, independence, and community impact.
Goal: Inspire others to dream big, celebrate differences, and believe that—with faith and determination—nothing is impossible.
💙 Small Biz, Big Heart. 💛 Kick back & relax with Snacks by Jack.
Did You Know? Use people-first language:
“person with Down syndrome.” In the U.S., the preferred spelling is “Down syndrome”
“Proudly serving Tampa Bay schools & businesses”