Palermo’s Bakery celebrates the ‘sweetness’ of
Grandparents on Sunday, September 9, 2018
for National Grandparents Day
Free Cooking Decorating Activity for Grandkids
What:
Palermo’s Bakery is a premier family-owned neighborhood bakery in Boynton Beach, Florida. Their cakes and pastries recipes represent generations of the family-runs business which originated in Sicily, Italy. On Sunday, September 9, 2018, Palermo’s Bakery is celebrating National Grandparents Day. In 1978, US President Jimmy Carter designated National Grandparents Day to honor them.
Free cookie decorating activity for grandkids will be hosted plus two free pastries are included with the purchase of any item at Palermo’s. To add, for any grandparent that brings a grandchild they receive 1 free extra pastry.
Who:
Palermo’s Bakery in Boynton Beach, Florida is a premier neighborhood and authentic Italian bakery with a vast assortment of sweet treats, cookies, pastries and custom cakes. On Sunday, September 9, 2018, Palermo’s Bakery is celebrating National Grandparents Day. In 1978, US President Jimmy Carter designated National Grandparents Day to honor them. Free cookie decorating activity for grandkids will be hosted plus two free cookies are included with the purchase of any item at Palermo’s. The family business is owned by Chef Anna Orlando and her husband Domenic Orlando. Chef Anna’s family immigrated from the Village of Bagheria in the City of Palermo in Sicily, Italy where her family established a bakery more than 100 years ago. Her family’s Sicilian culinary traditions continue in Boynton Beach at Palermo’s Bakery. Domenic Orlando’s side of the family also hails from Sicily, Italy where his grandfather opened their first bakery in the 1920s. Upon coming to America, Domenic and his family opened their first U.S. bakery in 1961. Palermo’s in Boynton Beach is the number one neighborhood bakery locally-owned and family-operated.
When:
On Sunday, September 9, 2018, Palermo’s Bakery is celebrating National Grandparents Day. Free cookie decorating activity for grandkids will be hosted from 12 noon to 2pm plus two free cookies are included with the purchase of any item at Palermo’s. Call to RSVP at 561-737-8500.
Where:
Palermo’s Bakery is located at 140 North Congress Avenue, Boynton Beach, FL. Phone: 561-737-8500. Visit the site at palermositalianbakery.com
Grace Hoadley Dodge benefited greatly from the wealth and business acumen of her family. In 1874 at the age of 18, she dropped out of Miss Porter’s School, determined that her interests were not in the program offerings but in helping people in need. She began her career as a social worker and philanthropist teaching Sunday school and sewing classes. She taught for five years at the Children’s Aid Society in New York. She initiated tenement reform in 1879 from her position as Chairperson of the Working Girl’s Society’s Committee on Elevation of the Poor. She was instrumental in the development of the Kitchen Garden Association in New York, later reorganized into the Industrial Education Association that in 1889 became Teachers College. The college became a part of Columbia University in 1889. In 1886 she was given one of the first two seats for women on New York City’s Board of Education. She help establish the Girls’ Public School Athletic League in 1905, acted for six years as the first President of the YWCA of the USA, and was influential in the consolidation of church groups into the New York Travelers Aid Society in 1907 and in the organization of the American Social Hygiene Association in 1912.
