Jackie Garza said she wanted to help when her dad said he wanted to sell the family business.
All it took was a viral tweet to save this family-owned bakery from the brink of closing.
Trinidad Garza, opened the La Casa Bakery and Café in Houston, Texas, two years ago, but downhill sales was leading him to consider selling the storefront of the family-run business.
“It hurt because he made everything himself and for him to just give up like it didn’t matter, it sucked,” his daughter Jackie Garza told InsideEdition.com.
Garza explained that her dad, now in his 70s, has been baking since he was 12 years old, and made everything in the bakery by hand.
Desperate to help her father out, she shared a video of him making pan dulce along with additional photos of the bakery's dishes on social media.
She said she has tweeted the business a few times in the past with no luck, and had no idea her tweet would go viral.
But as luck would have it, the Twitterverse flocked to the bakery to share their own photos and reviews.
Garza said business has been booming ever since and her dad is showing no signs of stopping.
To support the business, visit their GoFundMe page.
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