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Harry K Foundation hosts second annual Chocolate Crawl

Mark Gorospe, owner of Kilwin’s Chocolate, Fudge, and Ice Cream shop, offers a sweet treat. TED PFIRRMANN PHOTOS
Ted Pfirrmann
April 17, 2024

The Harry K Foundation’s second annual Chocolate Crawl turned downtown Rehoboth Beach into a hub of chocolate indulgence April 13. Participants of this fundraiser eagerly gathered outside participating Rehoboth Beach shops to kick off the event, receiving maps that guided them through a delightful journey of tasting at various chocolatiers and bakeries across the town. 

The Harry K Foundation, established by Harry Keswani, has vowed to raise money and donate 100% of proceeds to alleviate the problem of food insecurity in the local community. Working with the Food Bank of Delaware, the Harry K Foundation is tackling childhood hunger on all fronts – hunger after school, during the summer and holidays, and on weekends.

For more information, go to harrykfoundation.org.

 

Eagerly waiting for the event to begin are (l-r) Rory Cooker, Sam Schultz, Gianna Patti, Kevin Graziose, Maya Zagari, Kate Doorley, Melanie Schuessler and Skyler Segal.
Celebrating Jill Leonick’s birthday at the event are (l-r) Jill, Samantha and Bill Leonick.
Jim Betz, manager at Above the Dunes, delivers a tray full of chocolate eclairs for attendees.
Robert Huff was seen in the Chocolate Wave.
Suzanne Gustafson, left, and Kari Gibbons work hard tending the bar at Kiwi’s Kove.
Adam Kline is spotted just outside of Kiwi’s Kove sporting his stickers for the cause.
Chip Hearn, owner of The Ice Cream Store, and Isabella Gentile serve up ice cream and smiles.
Addison Hayes, left, and Emalee Tomczyk enjoy some of what Kilwins has to offer.
Will Jakubowski, left, and Ed Johnson show off their stickers with pride.

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