He’s keeping it hot — and he's going to do some good in the meantime. Longtime area entrepreneur Danny Ivy (aka “Nacho Danny”) is helping to reunite missing children with their loved ones, by picturing them on every bottle of his Nacho Danny's Hot Sauce. A brush with cancer inspired the former restaurateur (who once ran Taste of Texas at the Erie Street Market) to make a difference, and he conceived the child-photograph plan with the help of Penta Career Center criminal justice instructor Matthew Herring. In addition to appearing on tables all around the area, and hopefully returning some missing kids to their homes, a portion of the proceeds from the sauces will go to a scholarship fund for Penta students. “I like helping people out,” Ivy drawls. “This is my way of giving back.”
Nacho Danny’s products (including holiday gift boxes!) are currently available at Walt Churchill’s stores. www.facebook.com/nachodannys.
He’s keeping it hot — and he's going to do some good in the meantime. Longtime area entrepreneur Danny Ivy (aka “Nacho Danny”) is helping to reunite missing children with their loved ones, by picturing them on every bottle of his Nacho Danny's Hot Sauce. A brush with cancer inspired the former restaurateur (who once ran Taste of Texas at the Erie Street Market) to make a difference, and he conceived the child-photograph plan with the help of Penta Career Center criminal justice instructor Matthew Herring. In addition to appearing on tables all around the area, and hopefully returning some missing kids to their homes, a portion of the proceeds from the sauces will go to a scholarship fund for Penta students. “I like helping people out,” Ivy drawls. “This is my way of giving back.”
Nacho Danny’s products (including holiday gift boxes!) are currently available at Walt Churchill’s stores. www.facebook.com/nachodannys.
