According to a news report from hamptonroads.com, “Tony DiSilvestro thought, why not turn each pizza into an opportunity to repay the hospital that helped save his daughter’s life?”
“On a recent Wednesday, The family-owned YNot Pizza, which includes DiSilvestro’s wife, Cyndi, 39, and his brother, Harry, and Harry’s wife, Theresa, both 43, raised $3,000 for Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters. It was a 50 percent increase over last year thanks to purchases and donations,” said the story. “We had people lining up like crazy. They came out hard-core to support CHKD,” Tony DiSilvestro said, “and we’re very thankful.” June 11 marked 15 years since the DiSilvestros opened the pizza and Italian cuisine restaurant with locations in Kempsville and Great Neck. YNot reduced the price of each 14-inch pizza sold between 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. from $11.50 to $3.99 and donated a dollar from each sale to CHKD.”
