Barstool Sports helps another Hudson Valley business survive pandemic
Barstool Founder Dave Portnoy surprised the owner of Events to Remember in Mount Kisco by letting her know she won money from the fund.
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Jan 12, 2021, 1:40 PM
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Updated 1,291 days ago
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298ds agoAnother Hudson Valley business is getting a much needed boost thanks to
Barstool Sports.
Barstool Founder Dave
Portnoy surprised the owner of Events to Remember in Mount Kisco by letting her
know she won money from the fund.
MORE: Mary Ann's Mexican Restaurant in Port Chester the latest small business to get boost from Barstool
"It's tough to be in the event business when you can't have
gatherings and what not, so we want to help and make sure you are there once
this pandemic is over you can go back to what you are doing and what you have
been doing well," says Portnoy.
Barstool has raising over $22 million to help struggling businesses across the country.
