Gift cards for Philly
On November 8, 2026, a group held a “boycott ride” aimed at six Jewish-owned restaurants near Rittenhouse Square. You can answer it from anywhere: buy a gift card from these restaurants, then pass it to the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia to help people in need.
How it works
- Buy a card from any restaurant below. $25 or $50 is a practical amount.
- Send it to the Federation’s Mitzvah Food Program. The Federation has said: “If you would like to purchase a gift card and donate it to local families in need, gift cards can be sent to the Jewish Federation’s Mitzvah Food Program.” Mail a physical card to:
Mitzvah Food Program, Attn: Phil Holtje
345 Montgomery Ave
Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
Questions, or want to send an e-gift card by email? Contact the program first: mitzvahfoodprogram@jewishphilly.org or 215-832-0815.
Where to buy
Huda
32 S. 18th St.
Toast e-gift card, sent by email or text.
Buy a Huda cardSchlesinger’s Deli
1521 Locust St.
Toast e-gift card. Preset amounts from $25 to $250, or a custom amount.
Buy a Schlesinger’s cardK’Far Café
110 S. 19th St.
Toast e-gift card. It is also part of the CookNSolo group card (see Dizengoff).
Buy a K’Far cardDizengoff
1625 Sansom St.
Toast e-gift card from the site’s Shop menu.
Buy a Dizengoff cardGoldie
1911 Sansom St.
Separate e-gift portal. Pay by card, send instantly or schedule it.
Buy a Goldie cardMac Mart
Kiosk at 1800 Arch St. (Mon–Fri, 10–7)
No online checkout that I could find. Their site says “Mac Money Certificates Available.” Call or text 215-444-6144 to ask how to buy one remotely.
Mac Mart websiteEach restaurant is a separate purchase. Links go to the restaurants’ own gift card pages. Confirm the page and amounts before paying, since I can’t check them for you in real time.