A family affair
The Warshaw Legacy
Dave is not the first, nor will he be the last Warshaw to offer provisions to his community. Beginning with a candy store on the lower east side of New York in 1873, the Warshaws have been providing a myriad of goods and services for generations, and supplying the neighborhood has been a family tradition ever since.
Like many other European immigrants in the United States the Warshaws were originally faced with a number of economic challenges, but the business of provisions quickly grew into more than just a way to make ends meet. It became something rewarding, something lasting. Warshaw’s Provisions offered an important service to the local community, and with it they created a legacy.
In the 40's my grandfather Nat and his brothers ran meat provisions, on Sundays they would take the aged meat, which would normally be discarded the next day, and shared with the whole community at the park for free!! My father always told this story, and how he and his brother loved this tradition.