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National Pizza Party Day is dedicated to honoring pizza, one of the most popular and beloved food items worldwide.
National Pizza Party Day, celebrated on the third Friday of May (May 16, 2025), emphasizes the social aspect of enjoying pizza. It encourages people to gather with friends, family, or coworkers for a pizza party.
In addition there are many other days that celebrate pizza:
Any day is a great excuse to promote employee engagement over one of the world’s most beloved foods!
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Pizza Day at the workplace can help boost employee morale by providing a fun and engaging break from the daily routine. Sharing pizza with coworkers creates a positive atmosphere and improves job satisfaction.
Offering pizza to employees allows them to socialize and interact with one another in a relaxed setting. This leads to stronger working relationships and improved communication among team members.
By providing pizza employers demonstrate their gratitude to employees for their hard work and dedication. This small gesture can go a long way in making employees feel valued and appreciated.
When employees feel happy, appreciated, and well-fed, they are more likely to be productive at work. Celebrating with a pizza lunch or break can give employees the energy and motivation they need to tackle their tasks efficiently.
Hosting a pizza celebration for National Pizza Day helps reinforce a company culture that values fun, camaraderie, and employee appreciation. This can contribute to a positive work environment and help attract and retain top talent.
Allowing employees to take a break and enjoy pizza together during work hours conveys that the company values work-life balance. This, in turn, can help reduce stress levels and improve overall employee well-being.
Company pizza days are a fantastic means of fostering employee engagement and camaraderie within the workplace. The laid-back atmosphere of a pizza party allows people from various backgrounds, departments, and positions to come together and interact with one another in a relaxed and informal setting. This casual environment helps break down barriers and encourages open communication among diverse groups of colleagues. Conversations flow more easily, and people are more inclined to engage with one another, sharing stories, experiences, and even ideas about work.
Company pizza days offer an excellent opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate employee achievements outside the traditional recognition cycle. The surprise recognition and informal ambiance make the experience more enjoyable and stress-free for all participants.
In a relaxed setting, employees can comfortably receive praise and recognition for their accomplishments without the pressure or formality of a more structured event.
The presentation of fun, casual gifts or gift cards to recognize achievements can add an extra layer of excitement and appreciation, enhancing the overall positive atmosphere and making employees feel more connected to their workplace, motivated to perform at their best, and encouraged to contribute to a supportive and collaborative environment.
Give remote workers plenty of advance notice and automate the sending of the pizza of their choice. Track redemption progress so you can make sure everyone gets to participate.
There are plenty of choices to make sure your remote staff get the pizza they want delivered right to their home before the meeting.
Send remote staff a choice of cards from local and national options with instructions to have the pizza delivered half an hour before the meeting start time.
National chains are always appreciated. But did you know you can “Buy Local” for your next Pizza Day?
TruCentive’s Merchant Gift Cards by Square gives you a choice to “Go Local,” so employees can choose a provider in their local communities!
Don’t forget that in addition to local and national pizza restaurants – use can use DoorDash, Grubhub, and Uber Eats for deliveries.
Include a Virtual Visa card option to make sure your local hole-in-the-wall pizza joint is an option.
Make sure to include enough for tips and drinks! Budget $35 to $50 for each employee.
Make sure all desired managers and groups across the organization have the opportunity to participate.
Order pizza for the onsite party with plenty of advance notice, along with plates and drinks.
Include remote workers in your Pizza Day party through an online meeting.
Send remote staff a choice of cards from local and national options with instructions to have the pizza delivered half an hour before the meeting start time.
We can help you set up the whole process from sending pizza to remote employees, to sending rewards and incentives to make your recognition memorable.
Q: What country is pizza originally from?
A: Italy
Q: What year was the first pizzeria opened in the United States?
A: 1905
Q: What city is home to the first pizzeria in the United States?
A: New York City
Q: What is the name of the first pizzeria in the United States?
A: Lombardi’s
Q: What ancient civilization is credited with first putting toppings on flatbread?
A: Ancient Greeks
Q: In what year was the Margherita pizza created?
A: 1889
Q: The Margherita pizza was named after which queen?
A: Queen Margherita of Savoy
Q: What are the three colors of the Italian flag represented by the Margherita pizza?
A: Green (basil), white (mozzarella), and red (tomato)
Q: What is the most popular pizza topping in the United States?
A: Pepperoni
Q: What is the name of the thin, crispy pizza style that originated in Naples, Italy?
A: Neapolitan pizza
Q: What style of pizza is known for its deep dish and thick crust?
A: Chicago-style pizza
Q: What type of pizza is characterized by its rectangular shape and thick, airy crust?
A: Sicilian pizza
Q: Which pizza chain was founded in Wichita, Kansas, in 1958?
A: Pizza Hut
Q: In what year was the Hawaiian pizza created?
A: 1962
Q: Who is credited with creating the Hawaiian pizza?
A: Sam Panopoulos
Q: What are the two main toppings on a classic Hawaiian pizza?
A: Ham and pineapple
Q: What is the most expensive pizza topping in the world?
A: Truffles
Q: What is the world record for the largest pizza ever made?
A: 13,580 square feet
Q: In which country was the largest pizza ever made created?
A: Italy
Q: What is the name of the world’s longest pizza, which measured 1.32 miles?
A: Ottavia
Q: What pizza chain is known for its “30 minutes or less” delivery guarantee?
A: Domino’s (though they discontinued the guarantee in the 1990s)
Q: What is the most popular day of the week for ordering pizza in the United States?
A: Saturday
Q: Which country consumes the most pizza per capita?
A: The United States
Q: What day of the year sees the highest pizza sales in the United States?
A: Super Bowl Sunday
Q: What is the name of the pizza variety that originated in St. Louis, Missouri, and is known for its cracker-like crust and square slices?
A: St. Louis-style pizza
Q: What type of cheese is most commonly used on New York-style pizza?
A: Mozzarella
Q: What type of oven is traditionally used to cook Neapolitan pizza?
A: Wood-fired oven
Q: How many slices are typically in a large pizza from a major pizza chain?
A: 8 slices
Q: What is the term for the outer edge of a pizza crust?
A: Cornicione (pronounced “cornee-CHO-nay”)
Q: What is the name of the tool used to cut a pizza into slices?
A: Roller Blade, Pizza Wheel, Pizza Cutter Wheel, Pizza Rocker Cutter.
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