Co-founder Dr. Peter Buck planned out this final donation well over a decade ago.
is to"give motivated people the tools they need to help themselves." The foundation awards a number of grants, with an emphasis on K-12 public education in the New York and Connecticut areas, but also supports various additional environmental, medical, and journalistic efforts and organizations as well.
Buck cared so deeply about," Carrie Schindele, Executive Director of PCLB, saidThe juggernaut sandwich brand we all know as Subway today never would have happened without Dr. Buck. Back in 1965, a then 17-year-old Fred DeLuca approached Dr. Buck, a family friend and nuclear physicist, looking for advice on how to pay for college. The pair devised a plan for DeLuca to open a local sub-shop in Connecticut and Dr. Buck donated $1,000 to the new business.
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