Thrive? None that I know of.

I'm successfully growing wineberries in a location that gets only an hour or so of full sun daily, so they might be worth a try. They've also proven to be very robust and aren't troubled by the pest and disease problems that afflict my other cane fruits.

There is one that gets bigger in the shade,the Evergreen Huckleberry,but fruits better with more sunlight.
I'm not sure if it will grow in your area though.
Pawpaws and Elderberries may work.
How about mushrooms?:) Brady

I agree on Wineberries. I had some grow (on their own) on the north side of my house. Even with very little sun, they fruited profusely this year. But, I did notice the canes which draped into by front porch area (under the overhang, with almost zero direct sun) weren't as sweet (by quite a margin) as the ones with an hour or two of direct sun each day.

I asked this question a while ago. I ended up getting Crandell current. Oddly enough I decided my pawpaw will claim this space since almost everything does better with a little shade in Denver.

Here is a link that might be useful: Fruiting plant in full shade?