Be Kind Pizza Co. is an initiative, which sheds light on notable causes through the love of pizza. This month we will be raising funds for Jack.org in support of Youth Mental Health awareness. So, make a donation and reserve your pizza(s) today!
Save the date to pick up your pizza — October 30th, 2021!
SOLD OUT !!! Keep donating so we can reach our goal !!!
Pizzas are limited to a max of 5 per donation (we will be slinging 100 of them on a first-come-first-serve basis) — so, a $100 donation will get you 5 pizzas, but we encourage you to go above and beyond… and you might win some great prizes! You will be notified by email with details for timing your curbside pick-up on October 30th (NO DELIVERY;-).
*NOTE: ALL PIZZA SPOTS ARE SPOKEN FOR AND SOLD OUT… PLEASE CONTINUE MAKING YOUR GENEROUS DONATIONS, AS WE HAVE PRIZES AVAILABLE FOR THE THE LARGEST CONTRIBUTIONS!!!
The two individuals that makes the highest donations will be awarded one of two prizes — including dinner for two at one of the city’s best restaurants (Giulietta) or an 8-Stack from General Assembly Pizza.
DINNER FOR TWO @ GIULIETTA
Designed by acclaimed architect Guido Costantino Projects, a beguiling interior sets the stage for a convivial family-style dining experience that honours traditional Italian fare while showcasing stand-out ingredients.
Original brick and beam frame this warm, welcoming space where no detail is left unconsidered. Copper, Italian wool & red oxidized steel accents interplay with blonde wood and terrazzo, creating a rich, textured environment as enticing as Chef Rossi’s menu offerings.
GA PIZZA 8-STACK
General Assembly Pizza opened in 2017, on a mission to bring better pizza to the people. What’s better anyways? For starters, you rarely see hand-picked, fresh basil on a frozen pizza. Nor do you see nitrate-free pepperonis atop your kid’s favorite pie. You definitely can’t find 100% naturally leavened dough in the freezer aisle (until now). Because for us that’s what it’s all about. Raising the bar on frozen pizzas by making real food that tastes better.
Saturday
October 30th, 2021
Toronto — ON
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Be Kind for Jack.org in support of youth mental health awareness
Jack.org trains and empowers young leaders to revolutionize mental health. Through Jack Talks, Jack Chapters and Jack Summits, young leaders identify and break down barriers to positive mental health in their communities. Jack.org is working towards a Canada where all young people understand how to take care of their own mental health and look out for each other. A Canada without shame, and where all those that need support, get the help they deserve. With a national network of 2,800 young leaders, they’re only just getting started.
Please visit their site here
Their network of young mental health advocates is 3,000 strong, but they're only just getting started.
1 in 5 young people will struggle with their mental health, and only 1 in 4 will get the help that they need. We all HAVE mental health, and this revolution is going to take all of us. The 5 in 5.
Revolution takes a critical mass of people. They need to be in every school and reach every young person in Canada. They need every person in Canada to know they play a role, that the path to positive mental health is about the small things each of us do to inspire action and make change.
1/7 youth in Canada report having suicidal thoughts
This year, 150,000 of these young people will act on these thoughts by attempting suicide. For hundreds of them, the attempt will prove fatal. This is the leading health-related cause of death for young people in Canada.
This is the health crisis of this generation and is the epidemic around which we’ve built our mission: to revolutionize mental health. We are Jack.org and, together, we have work to do.
BeKind brings together its founder’s (Michael Nitsopoulos) love and passion for cooking (especially pizza ;-) — combining the experience of sharing food and raising awareness for meaningful causes.
Michael’s strong belief in inclusivity and acceptance are the driving force behind Be Kind. His goal as a parent of a child on the spectrum is to raise awareness and educate people by sharing both his, and others’ experiences in raising children with exceptionalities.
Be Kind. Be Different.
