91-year-old art donor makes it his mission to help those less fortunate with the help of the Capuchin friars
Posted: Dec 22, 2024 5:47 AM CDT
-
2:06
Natalie’s Everyday Heroes: Tosa businesses team up for Halloween...
-
1:26
Crews battle house fire in Muskego, 2 family pets lost
-
2:12
Loved ones mourn Racine teen shot and killed at Lockwood Park
-
2:53
’Just wanting to scream’: Brewers fan watches team’s 9th-inning...
-
2:06
‘Touched, punched, pushed’: Milwaukee haunted house owners...
-
1:47
’It’s really special’: Brewers fans eagerly buy NLCS tickets,...
-
0:49
Students learn fire safety skills at Milwaukee’s Survive Alive...
-
0:52
Mount Mary University hosts annual pet blessing for Feast of...
-
2:38
’Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity’: Franklin man to compete...
-
0:43
Hunger Task Force rolls out upgraded mobile market to fight food...
-
1:20
MKE Pugs to host Pugkin Pawty at Menomonee Falls ’The Hounds...
-
3:49
Vanguard Milwaukee discuses upcoming stage drama about gun violence
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) --Tony Busalacchi has done a lot in his 90+ years, including husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, teacher. And of course, all his artwork with the money raised going to the Capuchin mission and all the friars helping those less fortunate. In fact, more than $200k has been donated in just the last seven years.
Tony tells me he's not done either. Not by any stretch.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter