9-year-old entrepreneur raises dough for Israel with Matzah Pizza
Tomorrow, at Nick's Pizzeria and Ice Cream in Armonk, you can buy any flavor of Matzah Pizza, and the proceeds will benefit United Hatzalah.
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Oct 11, 2023, 12:15 PM
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10ds agoHudson Greenstein, a 9-year-old from Westchester, has come up with a creative way to raise money to support Jewish people in Israel.
He opened a pop-up Matzah Pizza business over the Passover holiday and has decided to bring it back.
Tomorrow, at Nick's Pizzeria and Ice Cream in Armonk, you can buy any flavor of Matzah Pizza, and the proceeds will benefit United Hatzalah.
