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A vegan bake shop in New Jersey is dedicating the passing of one of the greatest tech inventors by donating a pastry in his name to an animal-friendly research charity.

Sweet Avenue of Rutherford is giving a portion of proceeds from its Apple Pie Cupcake to the Gateway Center For Cancer Research to honor Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.

Unlike many organizations that aim to cure or manage diseases, Gateway will only help fund non-animal research.

Sweet Avenue owners Jake and Danielle Vance told CBS New York, “The organization is a certified human charity. This means that they do not directly fund or contribute to any organizations that perform animal research.”

“Steve Jobs started Apple the same way we started Sweet Avenue – from home, with little money and even less experience,” the Vances said of the entrepreneur who battled pancreatic cancer. “We don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say that Sweet Avenue might not be the same without the company and devices that Steve Jobs built.”

Over the past two decades, the Gateway Center has funded 71 studies and raised $20 million for cancer patients.

Photo: Matt Buchanan/Creative Commons

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One Response to “Steve Jobs Honored With Vegan Cupcakes That Fund Cancer Research”

  1. Holly Says:

    I was diagnosed with neuroendocrine cancer the same cancer steve jobs had. Mine is now in my liver. Steve would be alivr today if this was a common cancer. We need awareness this is a rare type of disease and because of that the rest of us nets are suffering. I am 33 yrs old and will never have my own children due to this tumour. Please help us donate to neuroendocrine research and beat this once and for all for steve and for others recently loss to this.