ThinkSecureNet and Grotto Pizza treat Seaford firefighters to lunch

ThinkSecureNet and Grotto Pizza recently partnered to bring lunch to the Seaford Volunteer Fire Department.

“Grotto Pizza is proud to support our local heroes at the Seaford Volunteer Fire Department,” said Jeff Gosnear, vice president at Grotto Pizza. “We appreciate their bravery and dedication to protect our community and keep us safe.”

Grotto Pizza, an iconic casual dining restaurant with 19 locations in Delaware and Maryland, is celebrating its 60th year in business. 

“We are here to support the community and do our part to fight COVID-19. We thank all first responders for your service to our state and community,” said Jack Berberian, CEO of ThinkSecureNet, which is headquartered in Lewes. ThinkSecureNet provides managed IT solutions and support to local companies as well as to clients nationwide across all industries. SecureNetMD, a division of ThinkSecureNet, focuses exclusively on healthcare IT solutions.  

Berberian has helped raise funds for hospital medical supplies and offered free help desk services for first responders and their families.

ThinkSecureNet has also covered the cost of rooms for first responders, troopers, firefighters and nurses, and ensured that hotel rooms, and food and other items are available for healthcare staff if needed. The company has also established an account with a national food distributor to provide affordable food and other items to ThinkSecureNet’s teams and families.

The two companies split the cost of the lunch.