Giordano's is marking America's 250th birthday with the launch of a new limited-time pizza that also gives customers a chance to support veterans.
Starting June 9, the Chicago-based deep-dish pizza chain is offering the new Americana Pizza at participating locations nationwide through July 31, 2026.
The commemorative pizza combines two of the brand's most popular toppings, pepperoni and sausage, and is finished with a special Parmesan cheese stencil design shaped like "250" on deep-dish versions to celebrate the nation's semiquincentennial anniversary.
Beyond the patriotic presentation, the Americana Pizza serves a charitable purpose as well. Giordano's says a portion of proceeds from every Americana Pizza sold will be donated to Honor Flight Network, a nonprofit organization that transports military veterans to Washington, D.C., to visit memorials dedicated to their service.
According to the organization, Honor Flight Network has helped hundreds of thousands of veterans make the trip to the nation's capital, providing opportunities for recognition, reflection, and appreciation of their sacrifices.
"America's 250th anniversary is a moment to celebrate our shared history and recognize those who have served our country," said Meghan Parra, Vice President of Marketing and Public Relations for Giordano's. "The Americana Pizza allows our guests to be part of that celebration while supporting an incredible organization that honors veterans and their sacrifices."
The Americana Pizza is available for dine-in, carryout, and delivery at participating Giordano's restaurants across the country. Fans outside the chain's restaurant footprint can also get in on the celebration through Giordano's nationwide shipping program.
The shipped version arrives frozen and ready to bake at home and includes a commemorative "250" stencil along with a packet of Parmesan cheese so customers can recreate the patriotic finishing touch themselves.
Founded in Chicago, Giordano's has spent more than five decades building its reputation around Chicago-style stuffed pizza. The company traces its roots back to 1974, when brothers Efren and Joseph Boglio introduced their family's centuries-old Italian recipe to Chicago. Today, the chain operates nearly 60 locations across nine states while continuing to ship its signature deep-dish pizzas nationwide.
The Americana Pizza will be available for a limited time through July 31, while supplies last at participating locations.