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His Facebook Post Revived a Ridley Pizza Shop. Now 2 Local Business Owners Have Awarded Him $3,000

By David Bjorkgren

Published: 5:01 am EDT Sep 16, 2022 | Updated: 12:56 am EDT Sep 16, 2022
His Facebook Post Revived a Ridley Pizza Shop. Now 2 Local Business Owners Have Awarded Him ,000
Two Ridley Township businessmen, Mike McIntyre of Proaction Restoration and Nick Lanzetta of Lanzetta Landscaping presented a $3,000 check to Nick Mniecznikowski. Image via submitted photo to the Daily Times.

(This post first ran on June 20, 2020).

A recent Ridley High School graduate who helped revive a struggling Ridley pizza shop has been rewarded by two local businessmen for his efforts, writes Peg DeGrassa for the Daily Times.

Nick Mniecznikowski was presented a $3,000 check  before his graduation  Tuesday.

The money will help fund his continuing education at the Williamson College of the Trades in the fall.

Back in February, Nick Mniecznikowski learned that business was slow at Eric’s Pizza Shop on Chester Pike so he encouraged people in a Facebook post to purchase a pizza from the struggling business.

The post went viral and Eric’s Pizza, owned by Eric Brooks, has been doing a booming business since.

Mike McIntyre, owner of ProAction Restoration in Holmes and Nick Lanzetta of Lanzetta Landscaping in Secane, decided to reward the high school senior for helping a local small business succeed.

“We wanted to pay it forward to him in a way and reward him for his efforts in the name of all local small business owners who could use a guy like Nick vouching for them and encouraging neighbors to support their community businesses,” McIntyre said.
Read more about Nick Mniecznikowski here.

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