Tzvi Odzer

Tzvi Odzer is well-known for his generosity and philanthropy in New York and New Jersey. As a businessman, he was aware of the serious problem of coronavirus in the area. As a result, he has donated to a variety of charities. He has also donated to the Republican Party and Bris Avrohom. In addition to his charitable works, he is a staunch advocate for employment for people with disabilities.

A devoted philanthropist, Tzvi started his company, Paper Pro, at the age of 18 in his parents’ basement. He was named Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year in 2000. He has been in the distribution business for over 30 years, and has a background in entrepreneurship. He is currently working towards the creation of a philanthropic organization called the Odzer Foundation. His vision and work ethic have enabled him to reach millions of people all over the world.

In December 1999, Tzvi Odzer contributed $1,000 to the Weiner Committee. This amount was the maximum allowed contribution an individual could make to a federal candidate’s campaign. In May and June of 2000, he gave three $2,000 checks to the Weiner Committee. The checks were signed as “Tzvi Odzer” but bore the names of his children in the “for” line. Despite the fact that they were contributions made by Odzer’s children, the Weiner Committee mistakenly recorded the donations as being made by them.

Tzvi Odzer’s business background is remarkable. He started by selling janitorial products by the door. In 2000, he’d expanded his business to 15 million dollars and was named Ernst and Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year. He now runs his own business, BuyLifeGuard, which sells protection devices for medical professionals as well as frontline personnel. Because he has a wealth of knowledge of business and distribution, he’s an established expert in distribution.