March 31, 2016
Doug Garth Williams/YouTube channel LittleBabysIceCream
A box of ice cream from Little Baby's Ice Cream, located at 2311 Frankford Ave.
From April 1-10, nonprofit Broad Street Ministry is promoting a "compassionate cuisine" campaign that will raise money for its services to vulnerable Philadelphians.
As part of the effort, four local eateries are donating portions of proceeds, taken from select dishes, to the ministry. The participating locales, along with their dishes and amount donated, are as follows:
● Tria Cafe: $1 from every glass of La Collina sparkling Malvasia (April 3 only; Rittenhouse, Washington Square West, and Fitler Square locations are participating)
● Sweet Box: $1 from every Strawberries & Cream cupcake
● Lacroix at The Rittenhouse: $2 from every Lacroix Turkey Club
● Little Baby's Ice Cream: $4 from every scoop of Brotherly Love Pink Lemonade (Fishtown and West Philadelphia locations are participating)
Little Baby's pink lemonade ice cream, in particular, was made for the occasion and will make its debut April 1.
Proceeds go to the ministry's Hospitality Collaborative, created in 2012 to provide everything from food to art therapy to people who are homeless, hungry or live in poverty.
