PizzaIDF LOGO Send Pizza and Soda (Pepsi or Coca-Cola) to actve duty Israeli Soldiers

On behalf of the soldiers of the IDF (Israel Defense Forces), we wish to thank our many, many friends from all over the world who have sent Pizza, Burgers, Ice cream and a variety of other festive treats. Check out our facebook page for the latest photos and updates.

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Summer here!!!! Its time for some - ICE CREAM. There is nothing more refreshing and heart warming, than a nice cold ice cream on a hot day especially for our soldiers, hot or cold they are here to serve and protect. Let's cool their hot days with some yummy refreshing ice cream.

Our Pizza project started back in 2002 during Israel's Operation Defensive Shield, to rid our area of terrorists following the bombing of the Park Hotel in Netanya and the murder of thirty people, including many Holocaust survivors, sitting down to their Pesach Seder. This followed a number of years in which we gave you the opportunity to send Purim mishloach manot.

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Please tell your friends about this wonderful way to show support for our combat troops.

During the last eleven years we have delivered many thousands of pizza pies and other gifts to thousands of soldiers. It is hard for us to describe how happy they are to receive your "special treats" -- it goes well beyond getting a hot pizza late at night at a lonely post. It is as tremendous an experience for us to give them out as it is for the soldiers to receive them. They love to know that people everywhere support and care for them.

Just to let you know that your gifts are getting to their audience, a friend sent us the following from a local community email list:

This email is from a friend of mine who works as a surgeon at Soroka. He is currently on the Gaza border patching up wounded soldiers. I thought there might be some people interested in the attached link.

Maybe tell your friends and family in chu"l [the Disapora] about it too!

Kol tuv,
Zia

Here we are, all dressed up, waiting in our little ambulance at the the Gaza border, when a guy drives up on a little scooter and gives us a free pizza! Much better than the usual army fare!

Anyway, the pizza was donated by various people through a web site called pizzaidf.org

It's a small gesture, but very welcome. Tell your friends!

--Michael


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certificate img for viewsee a certificate sample Please let us know if you are dedicating your delivery to a friend or loved one so we can send them a certificate, minimum order of $40.


Our deliveries are coordinated with the security forces
and pose no security risk.

You can choose from:

 
Five Pizza & Soda Packages
 
  Pizza & Soda for a patrol
   1 pizza pie & 1 bottle of soda
  (5 soldiers)
 
  $25.99
 
  Pizza & Soda for a section
   2 pizza pies & 2 bottles of soda
  (10 soldiers)
 
  $47.99
 
  Pizza & Soda for a platoon
   6 pizza pies & 6 bottles of soda
  (30 soldiers)
 
  $145.99
 
  Pizza & Soda for a company
   18 pizza pies & 18 bottles of soda
  (90 soldiers)
 
  $439.99
 
  A Full Month of Pizza
   1 pizza pie & 1 bottle of soda
   each week for a month
    $97.99
 
 
New
Full Barbecue
 
  Barbecue for a company
   includes barbecue equipment, meat, saleds & drinks
  (90 soldiers)
 
  $529.99
 



You may pay via Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, Diners or PayPal.

Please press here to order.


All payments are processed via PayPal -- there is no need to register nor to be registered with PayPal. This the most secure system we have been able to locate.



All our products are Kosher l'Mehadrin
allowing all soldiers receiving them to be able to eat them.
Delivery included in price.

* Pepsi or Coca-Cola (Coke) depending on the hechsher (kosher supervision) of the delivering pizzeria.


For further details or questions, please write to or .


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