Pizza Nova raises money for kids’ charity
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Pizza Nova President Domenic Primucci (left) and Founder Sam Primucci (middle) present the proceeds from “That’s Amore Pizza for Kids” Day 2018 to Variety Village president Karen Stintz and Variety Village members. Photo courtesy of CNW Group/Pizza NovaToronto – On Tuesday, May 8, more than 140 Pizza Nova locations hosted the company’s 19th annual That’s Amore Pizza For Kids day in support of the Toronto children’s charity Variety Village.
Participating locations across Ontario sold medium pepperoni pizzas for $4.39 plus tax from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Pizza Nova donated $1 from each medium pizza sold to Variety Village. The total raised this year was $118,602, Pizza Nova said in a news release.
Variety Village seeks to provide an accessible facility, specialized programs, dedicated staff, and a community in which everyone is equal and welcome, to children living with physical and mental disabilities.
“That’s Amore Pizza for Kids wouldn’t be possible without the thousands of customers who came out on May 8th to help us make a difference in a child’s life,” said the company’s president, Domenic Primucci.
Over the past 19 years, Pizza Nova has raised over $1.4 million for the charity.
For more information on That’s Amore Pizza For Kids day, visit pizzanova.com or varietyvillage.ca.
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