Brother and sister team, Christian and Tiffany Chou didn't set out to start a business, Tiffany just wanted to help her autistic brother find a job. 

With not a lot of job opportunities for adults like Chris, Tiffany found a way for him to sell his handmade jewelry at a local market. After seeing the success that Christian's small jewelry table had after 2 years, she had the idea to grow the table into a larger project that could help more people like her brother.

Depo Market's mission is to provide as many jobs for adults with disabilities as possible. Ranging from artistic employment, helping to create jewelry and accessories, as well as customer service jobs, working with and talking to our customers. 

The name Depo (Deh•po) Market comes from a market in Phnom Penh, Cambodia where Christian was found as a baby. He was adopted at 8 months old and was named Christian Depo Chou.

Erin is the guy behind the scenes making all of our dreams come true. He built Chris' home, and the Depo Market brick-and-mortar retail store. He is a master artist in almost every medium. Erin spent over a decade in New York City lending his talents to the world's biggest brands. He has done Christmas window displays on 5th Ave for Tiffany & Co, Macy's, and has worked on apparel design for Disney, Victoria's Secret, MTV and André 3000 just to name a few. Erin is an integral part of our story and journey and we are beyond thankful to have him in our lives.