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Pizza Guys partners with the American Cancer Society for its 8th year of Raising Dough for a Cure Campaign, raising money for breast cancer research and programs. The campaign includes proceeds from large pizza sales and a special discount on large specialty pizzas.
To support and honor those affected by breast cancer, Pizza Guys will go pink! Shades of pink will be used on their large boxes, uniforms, and social media platforms. Additionally, proceeds from every large pizza sold and one dollar from every Raising Dough for a Cure Special will go towards a donation to the American Cancer Society.
With the Raising Dough for a Cure Special, customers can purchase any large specialty pizza at a discount in store and online. Each specialty pizza will be available for $19.99 throughout the Sacramento, CA and Nevada markets, $21.
99 in the Bay Area, and $23.99 in the Greater Bay Area. All large pizzas will come in a pink box to commemorate the cause.
In addition to the campaign, Pizza Guys will be participating in the Making Strides Event on Sunday, October 17th. The brand will have a booth at the event with prize giveaways.
“The Raising Dough for a Cure Campaign is our way of giving back to the community and encouraging others to do the same,” stated Shahpour Nejad, CEO and co-founder of Pizza Guys. “During a time of crisis like we face now, it is more important than ever that we show our support for the brave individuals fighting breast cancer.”
For 35 years, Pizza Guys has been committed to offering quality artisan pizzas and ensuring customer satisfaction. Home of the Specialty Pizzas, all locations make their dough from scratch daily and top it with their secret blend of herbs, spices, and vine-ripened tomatoes grown in Central California. All ingredients are high-quality and always fresh. Without compromising quality, Pizza Guys offers deals to meet every budget and appeals to every customer.
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on September 30, 2021. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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