"Wee Can Shop" Net Worth 2023 Update 

Wee Can Shop is a miniature gift store for children. This was started by Kimberly Foley and Matthew Foley in 2008. Wee Can Shop’s net worth was $666,000 at the time of their pitch in 2009 based on the $200,000 offer for 30% of equity of the company. 

They appeared on Season 1 of Shark Tank USA in 2009. But the Sharks were not interested in investing in Wee Can Shop.

Despite not winning a deal, Wee Can Shop continued to be in business after the Shark Tank appearance. However, the company came to an end in 2012. As of October 2023, Wee Can Shop is no longer in the market.

Wee Can Shop Net Worth

Net worth$200,000 (2009)
Annual Sales Revenue–
Profits–
Lifetime sales–
Investor–
FoundersKimberly Foley and Matthew Foley
Employees–

Wee Can Shop Net Worth Timeline

Net Worth 2023Out of business 
Net Worth 2022Out of business 
Net Worth 2021Out of business 
Net Worth 2020Out of business 
Net worth valuation in 2009 before appearing on Shark Tank  $200,000 (business valuation)

Wee Can Shop Pitch on Shark Tank

Company nameWee Can Shop
ProductMiniature gift store for children
EpisodeSeason 01 Episode 12
Founders Kimberly Foley and Matthew Foley
Asked for$200,000 for 20% equity
Final dealNo deal
SharkNone
LocationHawthorne, New Jersey

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Wee Can Shop Founders

Wee Can Shop was founded by Kimberly Foley and Matthew Foley in 2008. This siter and brother duo wanted to use their entrepreneurial skills to build an innovative business that benefits small children. Wee Can Shop came into reality as a result. Wee Can Shop’s founders, Kimberly Foley, and Matthew Foley, net worth is currently unknown. 

Key accomplishments

YearAccomplishment
2009Wee Can Shop got featured on Shark Tank Season 1

Conclusion

Some companies that appear on the show have not achieved great success, and the Wee Can Shop was one of them. Sometimes businesses don’t succeed because of many reasons. Sometimes, the deal falls through after the founders say yes on camera. Or, as you’ll see, sometimes things happen to the founders themselves, and they choose to abandon the business. Anything is possible. However,  Wee Can Shop went out of business in 2012. And the product is no longer available in the market.

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