Belgian immigrant and volunteer firefighter Gino De Schrijver and his partner and husband David Borgert pose for a photo with some of their jams on the back of a fire truck in between batches of jams at the firehouse Tuesday, October 02, 2018 in Erwinna, Pennsylvania. At first he was only selling at local farmer’s markets, but then he got picked up by Whole Foods. In 2014, Oprah featured the jams in her magazine as one of her “favorite things.” Now the side hustle is bigger, but de Schrijver still makes it in the firehouse, now assisted by his husband, and still donates 5 percent of proceeds to his fire
Belgian immigrant and volunteer firefighter Gino De Schrijver and his partner and husband David Borgert pose for a photo with some of their jams on the back of a fire truck in between batches of jams at the firehouse Tuesday, October 02, 2018 in Erwinna, Pennsylvania. At first he was only selling at local farmer’s markets, but then he got picked up by Whole Foods. In 2014, Oprah featured the jams in her magazine as one of her “favorite things.” Now the side hustle is bigger, but de Schrijver still makes it in the firehouse, now assisted by his husband, and still donates 5 percent of proceeds to his fire
From left, Kevin Overton of Philadelphia, Cherjon Overton of Deptford, New Jersey, Sally Armstrong of Dallas, Texas, Sterling Overton-Crawford of Fredericksburg, Virginia and Dorein Overton of Westville, New Jersey pose for a photograph at a private residence Saturday, May 19, 2018 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Sally Armstrong used a 23andMe Health + Ancestry kit to find her four half siblings. She met them for the first time Friday. WILLIAM THOMAS CAIN / For The Inquirer