BRIXTON PIZZERIA TO DONATE OVER 1,000 PIZZAS TO KEY WORKERS THIS CHRISTMAS
Philanthropic pizzeria, Share A Slice, are commencing their 12 Days of Christmas charity giveaway. Running from the 7th to 19th December 2020, Share A Slice

Philanthropic pizzeria, Share A Slice, are commencing their 12 Days of Christmas charity giveaway. Running from the 7th to 19th December 2020, Share A Slice
have pledged to give back to their local community by feeding front line staff and key workers at 12 different organisations, showing that Christmas truly is a time for giving.
Not only does Share A Slice pride themselves on serving up authentic Neapolitan pizzas, as a social enterprise, they are simultaneously tackling the ever-growing problem of hunger and the lack of hot food available for those living on the streets in London. This Christmas, Share A Slice have continued the momentum of their charitable ethos and will be donating a total of over 1,000 pizzas to a roster of organisations-in-need. Organisations receiving the mouth-watering pizzas will include Guys & St Thomas’ Hospital, Brixton Soup Kitchen, King’s College Hospital, Brixton Station’s TFL Staff, Brixton’s supermarket workers and Windmill Care Home.
The Share A Slice founders, Raj and Sandeep, travelled to Naples to train under the watchful eye of Master Pizzaiolo, Enzo Coccia at Pizzeria La Notizia. Here they learned how to make high-quality, traditional, Neapolitan pizzas. The Brixton-based social enterprise uses only the freshest, most authentic, ingredients, imported directly from Italy on a weekly basis, transporting you back to the streets of Italy with each bite.
As a thank you to the local community who have worked tirelessly during the pandemic, Share A Slice will be delivering their trademark delicious Margarita pizzas across London charities, with a Vegan option available.
Head down to Pop Brixton to try out Share A Slice, delicious, authentic pizza with a social conscience – it tastes good and feels good.
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