Make Food Holy

Good food. Good things. Made with purpose.

Croissants • Cruffins • Crêpes

Naples, Florida

Start with something you love.

Make Food Holy was created by 10-year-old Connor Kobakof in Naples, Florida.

His first business idea was actually hot sauce.

Then he discovered he was much more excited about croissants.

So he pivoted.

Because apparently your first entrepreneurial pivot can happen before middle school.

Make Food Holy is now Connor's place to experiment with food, learn how to build a business, meet people, make things he's proud of and see where one idea can lead.

Today: croissants + cruffins.

Next: maybe crêpes.

After that?

Ask Connor.

What we're making

Currently baking

Croissants made by Connor

Croissants

Flaky.

Buttery.

The beginning of all of this.

Cruffins made by Connor

Cruffins

Part croissant.

Part muffin.

Very hard to argue with.

Coming laterCrêpes

Crêpes

Coming later

Connor already has plans.

The next big thing

Help Connor get cooking!

Hey, I'm Connor! I'm saving up $500 for a crêpe maker so I can add something new to the Make Food Holy menu.

I already make croissants and cruffins, but I figured there's always room for more carbs. Especially the heavenly kind.

Every donation gets me a little closer!

$0 of $500 raised

0% funded

$500 until we're cooking!

$125

We're heating things up!

$250

Halfway to more crêpes!

$375

The flavor is building!

$500

WE'RE COOKING!

Donation link coming soon

Every dollar makes a difference. Even if it's just your spare change.

Why it matters

Good food. Good people. Greater purpose.

At Make Food Holy, I'm not just making food. I'm trying to do something good with it, too. That's why 20% of total sales go to my church — it's my way of giving back.

A Little Taste of Heaven.

Connor, the founder of Make Food Holy

Meet Connor

The kid behind the croissant.

Meet Connor.

He's 10. He lives in Naples, Florida.

He loves fishing, playing guitar, being on the water — and apparently laminated dough.

Make Food Holy is his first real dive into entrepreneurship.

He's learning recipes. Testing ideas. Figuring out costs. Building a brand. Selling to actual humans.

And this website is going to grow right alongside him.

Everybody starts somewhere

The résumé

2026

Founder — Make Food Holy

Age: 10 · Naples, Florida

Current responsibilities

  • Product development
  • Recipe testing
  • Packaging
  • Learning pricing + costs
  • Market sales
  • Professional idea changing

First pivot: hot sauce → croissants.

Also currently

Student

Still required to attend school despite being Founder & CEO.

Skills

Learning as he goes

FishingGuitarBoatingTaste testingBig ideasLearning as he goes

To be continued…

Faith

The “holy” part.

Connor at his baptism at First Naples

Make Food Holy isn't just a name.

Faith is part of Connor's story.

In the summer of 2026, Connor made the decision to be baptized at First Naples — a decision that means far more than anything he'll ever sell at a market.

This little business is one place where he gets to practice some pretty big things:

creating.serving.giving.working hard.

and using what he's been given to make something good.

That starts with giving. 20% of total sales go to Connor's church — his way of giving back.

Good food. Good things.

Find Make Food Holy in real life

Come find us.

Connor is starting where a lot of great businesses start:

at a folding table.

You can find Make Food Holy at select local Biz Kidz USA markets and entrepreneur events around Southwest Florida.

And every order gives back — 20% of total sales go to Connor's church.

Biz Kidz USA

Biz Kidz gives young entrepreneurs the opportunity to create real businesses, sell their products and learn entrepreneurship by actually doing it.

Upcoming events

Where to find Connor

November 14, 2026Next market

Biz Kidz Expo

Coastland Mall

Naples, Florida

11:00 AM — 3:00 PM

Follow along

Watch this thing grow.

@makefoodholy

Recipes. Experiments. Markets.

Wins. Fails.

And whatever Connor decides to make next.

A note from Connor's mom

“I have no idea where this little business will go — and that's kind of the point. I just hope Connor always knows that I'll be here cheering for every big idea, every pivot, every win and every completely unexpected direction he decides to take. This is his story. I just feel really lucky to get a front-row seat.”

— Kerri, Connor's mom

Connor and his mom