Locale90 Pizza Kits To Benefit South Bay Nonprofit

REDONDO BEACH, CA — What's better than eating pizza for a good cause? Locale90, a Redondo Beach Neapolitan pizza restaurant, created DIY pizza kits that will benefit local nonprofit Walk With Sally.

For each pizza kit sold from April 13 to April 19, Locale90 will donate one pizza kit to a Walk With Sally family. The pizza kits are available for pick-up and delivery, the Locale90 news release said.

All the pizza kits need are an oven and a baking sheet or pizza stone — the kit provides all the necessary ingredients, which are imported from Italy or locally sourced. Locale90's Neapolitan Pizza kit comes with four house-made dough balls that make four 12-inch pizzas, crushed San Marzano tomatoes, hand-pulled fresh mozzarella and imported parmesan cheese. The pizza kits cost $38 and feed a family of four to six, the news release said.

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Walk With Sally families are among the most vulnerable to the coronavirus as they may have a family member who is immunocompromised due to cancer, the news release said. Locale90 has committed to donating up to 100 pizza kits, which will be delivered to Walk With Sally families in the upcoming weeks.

Walk With Sally provides individualized mentoring and community support services for children experiencing trauma through a parent, guardian or sibling’s cancer journey. The nonprofit believes "no child should walk alone in the face of a loved one’s cancer journey," the news release said. For more information on Walk With Sally, visit their website.

For more information on Local90's pizza kit, visit their website.

Locale90 is at 1718 South Catalina Avenue, Redondo Beach, 90277.

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