Incubated businesses are owned and operated by separate business entities.  The Peace Villa may offer to purchase shares or partial ownership of the businesses.  Owners subscribe to the mission, meet regularly with Peace Villa staff for planning and decision-making.  Each business pays a rental fee to the Peace Villa, based on shares of resources used (land, build-out, energy, marketing, and common services like marketing, landscaping, upkeep, taxes, and security). The Peace Villa may offer nominal shares to each business.  Programming, product design, foods and design of space should all serve to create a cohesive emphasis on the richness offered by native peoples around the world.

·         Food:  (incubated) A café offers healthy, organic meals with internationally inspired menus to both employees and guests.  Alcohol and picnic baskets available.  A garden and fruit trees on the premises supply much of the seasonal produce and fruit.  Cooking classes are taught.

·         Gallery:  (incubated) A market-style ethnic gallery showcases high-quality, hand-made crafts and ethnographic items from around the world, including locally produced crafts.  The gallery also supplies art and furniture used in decorating lodging spaces, all of which are for sale.

·         Library:  (incubated)  Books, videos and music available to guests and residents for a rental fee from the gallery.

·         Internet Access: Computers available for guests and residents at a fee.

·         Production Center:  (incubated)  The Villa produces much of what it uses (soap, candles, ceramic plates and mugs, etc.), has its own line of products available for sale at the gallery and on its web-site, and operates classes and workshops for both guests and the local community.  Media include wood, clay, textiles, and paper.

·         Open Space:  A large, open area is available for classes (dance, yoga, exercise, etc.), performances and gatherings (weddings, retreats, seminars, etc).

·         Spa Services: (incubated) Saunas, massage therapy, and a stylist are available for guests and residents.

Non-income generating services also exist to further encourage guests and residents into healthy activities and define themes outlined above:

·         Landscaping: Trails, gazebos, benches, plants, etc. with ethnic flavor abound.

·         Japanese Garden:  A traditional Japanese garden encouraging quietness and meditation.

·         Spirit Garden: A space honoring the five world religions (Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity and Islam) with worship grottos for each decorated in traditional style.  If these five can learn to tolerate and respect each other, much of the current violent trends in the world will disappear.

·         Play Areas: Basketball and volleyball courts, ping-pong tables, board games, a swimming pool (adult and kiddy) are all available for free for both residents and guests. 

·         Seasonal Activities: Hayrides, fruit picking, Easter egg hunts, and ethnic festivities are offered free of charge as group activities.

·         Networking with the Community: Referrals to guests and encouragement in participation in other local events and services.