We all want the best for our children. We want them to be healthy and happy. We want them to make good choices and study hard. We value organizations that put kids first and help us raise our children the way that we see fit.
And hey, we all love a good deal!
So what if we were able to combine the two and offer an amazing deal for families to get out for dinner, while showing support for the Boston Pizza Foundation Future Prospects, which is committed to helping kids achieve their full potential through role models and mentorship?
That sounds like a win-win to me, and it’s easily accomplished by picking up Boston Pizza Kids Cards. Until October 11th, Canadians can make a minimum $5 donation and get a Boston Pizza Kids Card that provides the purchaser with five kids meals at Boston Pizza. That’s a value of $35, which is fantastic on its own, but this offer means so much more than cheap meals.

The money raised from the sale of the Boston Pizza Kids Cards goes to the Boston Pizza Foundation Future Prospects program. Their main partners include Big Brothers Big Sisters, Kids Help Phone, Live Different, JDRF and The Rick Hansen Foundation. All of these agencies have similar goals to provide kids in Canada with role models and mentoring programs.
Since its inception in 1990, the Boston Pizza Foundation has raised and donated more than $20 million to directly improve the health and well-being of children and families. Last year, more than $670,000 was raised for charity through the sale of Boston Pizza Kids Cards and this year’s goal is to raise at least $730,000.
Guests who register their Kids Card with their MyBP account will receive a sixth bonus Kids’ Meal.
MyBP is designed to improve guests’ online ordering experience while also serving up great offers and promotions (like Kids Cards) just for them. It’s free and easy to sign up by visiting BostonPizza.com or downloading the Boston Pizza app in the Apple iTunes store.
Sign up today to get a great deal and make an impact on the lives of children in your community.
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