Pizzarova uses kids margheritas to fund food education for children experiencing food insecurity

This half term, Pizzarova will be donating £5 from every children’s meal sold to their Rova foundation. In collaboration with local food education charity Square Food Foundation, the Rova foundation will deliver hands-on food and cookery lessons for children accessing food banks.

“Using pizza as a platform for change, we want to make food education accessible for all children” Jack Lander, Pizzarova co-founder.

So who are Pizzarova?:

The story starts back in 2013, following a trip by co-founders Jack and Alex to Glastonbury festival. They brought a landrover, fitted a wood fired pizza oven and toured the south west.

Since day one, they’ve stuck to their “fast food but better” manifesto. Prioritising good ingredients and great people… and 5 shops later, that’s still what matters most.

The Rova foundation:

The Rova Foundation is the home of Pizzarova’s charitable and community efforts.

Built on their belief that good food can make a difference, they want to help young people understand where food comes from, how it’s made, and how to eat well.

The Rova foundation provides the crew, the ingredients and the equipment to make food education accessible for every child.

“These sessions are rooted in joy, our love for good food and our local community. It’s an opportunity for our team to try something different, and give back in our own way.”