SliCE and Steven Singer Jewelers Team Up for Valentine’s With Heart-Shaped Pizzas and Gold-Dipped Roses For a Great Cause
Two local small businesses are teaming up with the most unique Valentine’s Day gifts in the region. Steven Singer Jewelers returns for Valentine’s with their signature 24 kt. gold-dipped roses, including a new color with Emerald City Green. Singer is open at their location at 739 Walnut with special Valentine’s Weekend hours. SliCE is also taking orders and delivering heart-shaped pizza grams now through Valentine’s Day in Fishtown, Northern Liberties, Center City, South Philly, University City and Washington Township. Together, the two have joined forces and Singer is donating part of the proceeds from Valentine’s gold-dipped rose sales to support SliCE and feed over 750 health heroes and frontline staff heart-shaped pizzas this week at both Thomas Jefferson University Hospital and Pennsylvania Hospital. On Valentine’s Day itself the two will again team up and three lucky heart gram recipients will find a special gold-dipped rose with their heart-shaped pizza.
Steven Singer Jewelers and Gold-Dipped Roses
Steven Singer Jewelers, at 8th and Walnut Street, for in-person shopping as well as their fast and free shipping year-round. Singer’s most popular and well-known item across the city, region and country is their 24 karat gold and platinum dipped roses – Singer’s best selling and most popular products. Singer specifically selected this item to help give back as it is a signature seller that everyone has come to associate him and his company with. The roses are also a very relatable symbol we can all rally around and come together as a community. For many families, there are generations of family members who have been collecting the roses and who are passing them down to their children and grandchildren. Each rose is a one-of-a-kind and comes with a lifetime guarantee. They come in a variety of exclusive colors starting at just $59.
Steven Singer Jewelers is donating a portion of proceeds from Valentine’s sales of his famous 24 karat gold and platinum dipped roses to thank frontline essential hospital workers and first responders – and at the same time support local, independent restaurants during a crisis for their industry. Valentines leading to Mother’s Day is one of Singers’ biggest times of year for the gold-dipped roses – and he wanted to again thank them as they continue to battle COVID 19. This is a win-win to help hospital employees and a way to help SliCE as they work hard to stay in business during the pandemic.
For Singer, the 24kt gold-dipped roses are the number of gifts for Valentine’s Day. Steven’s gold dipped roses are a real rose, dipped in real gold that lasts a lifetime. Singer is also presenting special gold 24 kt. gold-dipped roses to select employees of each hospital for their exceptional service to the community during the drop-offs. Each hospital has selected the employees to be honored.
For owner Steven Singer, this is a win-win that thanks those tirelessly working to treat Coronavirus patients, and to support local restaurants in need of a boost at a time of great crisis for the restaurant industry. For this special delivery, there is extra meaning as Singer recently underwent open heart surgery and several trips/stays in local hospitals. He wanted to bring some thanks to the employees working so hard and putting their own lives at risk. While he was in the hospital several times, he left the ICU and is recovering, but many COVID and other patients won’t this holiday.
“My heart breaks for the world! It breaks for those who have lost loved ones, those who are ill, small businesses and independent restaurants and everyone effected by this ugly virus, and that is everyone.” – Steven Singer. “We want to be there to support our local community now and long-term. These hospital workers put themselves at risk each and every day, and have to deal with things that are unimaginable to the rest of us. On this unique holiday, as the world continues to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic we wanted to support them and say thanks – and let them know we are all with them.”
Singer with local restaurants has fed thousands of meals in Philadelphia, Detroit and Indianapolis to hospitals including Pennsylvania Hospital, Penn Presbyterian, Temple University Hospital, and Jefferson. Restaurant partners Singer has tapped so far have included Dim Sum House by Jane G’s Rittenhouse, El Fuego, Bazbeaux Pizza, Milk Boy, Del Rossi Cheesesteaks, New Wave Cafe, Manny’s Deli, Bucharest Grill, Rybread, Sabrina’s Cafe and many others.
Steven Singer Jewelers Steven Singer is a first-generation jeweler and small business owner on Jeweler’s Row. With 40 years on Philadelphia’s historic Jewelers Row, Steven has been an innovator of the jewelry industry with his maverick marketing efforts including the I Hate Steven Singer Campaign. More information at www.IHateStevenSinger.com
SLICE HEART-SHAPED PIZZA
- SliCE (Delivery, pick-up)
- Citywide Delivery for Hearts: 215-463-0868
- Fishtown, 431 East Girard Ave., Philadelphia, 215-425-1555
- Italian Market, 1180 S. 10th St., Philadelphia, 215-463-0868
Washington Twp., 137 Egg Harbor Rd., New Jersey, 856-302-5099
This Valentine’s Day, love is in the pizza! Say “be mine” with a specially delivered heart-shaped pizza-gram from SliCE. Customize your pie with his/her favorite toppings or select one of SliCE’s signature pie combinations. As a bonus, SliCE will surprise three lucky pizza-gram delivery recipients with a 24k gold dipped rose from Steven Singer Jewelers. The winner swill be drawn at random based on delivery orders on Monday, February 14, 2022. Heart-shaped pies are the same price as a traditional pies and are available at all SliCE locations – including the Fishtown organic location. Heart-shaped pies are also available for dine-in and take-out, but the jewelry contest is valid on delivery only.
Heart-pies are available throughout Philadelphia and South Jersey, through locations and delivery from Fishtown, Center City, Italian Market, parts of University City and Washington Township.
This year, heart-shaped pizza grams are also available in large and gluten free, at no extra charge – each pie is now and has always been the same standard price of a regular pizza.
Heart-shaped pizza is available during lunch and dinner. On Super Bowl Sunday, SliCE will also offer football shaped pies on special for the big game as well.
For more information about SliCE or to place an order, call the location directly, visit www.slicepa.com, follow @slicepa on Twitter and like “SliCE” on Facebook.
For the partnership with Singer, owner Marlo Dilks partnered in 2021 with heart-shaped pizzas for Temple University Hospital and Cooper University Hospital. To date, the two companies together have delivered nearly 2,000 heart-shaped pies to local health heroes – and counting.
