Casa Caña Celebrates Philanthropic Partnership With the Perry J. Cohen Foundation

TEQUESTA, FL – August 9, 2022 – To support Tequesta’s beloved coastal community, Casa Caña has selected the Perry J. Cohen Foundation (PJCF) to be their partner in philanthropy.

PJCF was established by Perry Cohen’s mother, Pamela Cohen, and his stepfather, Nicholas Korniloff, after their 14-year-old son tragically went missing at sea in July 2015. The Foundation was created to carry on Perry’s legacy and support what he was most passionate about, including the advancement of the arts, environmental, marine, and wildlife education and preservation, teenage entrepreneurship, and boating safety education.

“Tequesta is a tight-knit community, and as residents, we want to do everything we can to support each other, including local businesses,” said Pamela Cohen. “The Tequesta community has always been behind us, and we love that the town’s newest hot spot wants to help carry on Perry’s legacy.”

The 1960s Miami-inspired restaurant will donate 20% of their Sunday brunch proceeds to The Foundation. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Sunday, guests can savor Casa Caña’s famous wood-fired bagels, Latin-inspired breakfast dishes, custom brunch cocktails, and live music, while supporting a great cause.

For more information, visit casacana.co.

About Casa Caña

Casa Caña is a Latin-inspired restaurant with a traditional, wood-fired grill that boasts a 1960s Miami vibe. You’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time with Casa Caña’s décor of pastel walls, art deco, and a collection of retro sofas, tables, and chairs. The restaurant brings a slice of paradise to the beautiful Village of Tequesta, with its fresh and authentic food, its unique, wood-fired dishes, and classic cocktails. Come to this glamourous, tropical haven to relax, connect with family and friends, enjoy live music, and savor an eclectic menu of Latin, South American, and American dishes. Come in for the food and stay for the vibe! Casa Caña is located at 377 Tequesta Drive. For reservations, call 561-250-6350.

About the Perry J. Cohen Foundation

The Perry J. Cohen Foundation (PJCF) is a non-for-profit, 501(c)(3) established by Perry’s mother, Pamela Cohen, and his stepfather, Nicholas Korniloff. Perry Cohen is a 14-year-old boy who went missing at sea on July 24, 2015. He was last seen leaving the Jupiter Inlet in Jupiter, Florida, on his friend’s boat. The United States Coast Guard conducted one of the largest search and rescue missions in modern-day history to find Perry and his friend. The Foundation was created to carry on Perry’s legacy and support what he was most passionate about. PJCF is devoted to the advancement of the arts, and environmental, marine, and wildlife education and preservation, teenage entrepreneurship, and boating safety education. For more information, visit pjcf.org.