US | HiddenCash Cash-Stuffed Envelopes Hit 3 More Cities 'HiddenCash' craze comes to NYC, Houston, Mexico City By Evann Gastaldo Posted Jun 15, 2014 12:27 PM CDT Copied This image provided by Sergio Loza shows Loza holding up an envelope that had cash hidden in it in San Francisco, on Sunday, May 25, 2014. (AP Photo/Sergio Loza) If you don't live in California and you were a bit bummed to be missing out on the "Hidden Cash" craze, look on the bright side: It could hit your city next. The @HiddenCash founder tweeted yesterday that it was "our biggest day ever," with cash-stuffed envelopes hidden around New York, Houston, and Mexico City, the Los Angeles Times reports. One man who found an envelope in NYC generously gave it to a little girl who was also searching Central Park for the money, noting that he gave her "a little smile." Real estate investor Jason Buzi recently revealed himself to be behind the pay-it-forward phenomenon. Read These Next Here's where Sean Penn was on Oscars night. Trump is 'not happy with the UK' over his Persian Gulf push. In a remote Polish forest, researchers find lost medieval town. Iran-linked hackers launch 'significant' cyberattack. Report an error