When the pizza delivery app is actually run by the teens and not a tech bro — 25,000 slices in, and the only logos are on the boxes.
Florida Teens Design Charity App to Help Generous Locals Deliver ‘Pizza for a Purpose’
Two South Florida teens, Aashrita and Anish Kaza, built an app called Pizza for a Purpose that lets users donate pizzas from local restaurants to nearby charities. The app has facilitated 25,000 slice donations to food-insecure families in Broward County, and is available on the Apple App Store.
Source: Florida Teens Design Charity App to Help Generous Locals Deliver ‘Pizza for a Purpose’ — Good News Network
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