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Join Ben & Jerry’s co-founder for a pedal (and some ice cream) tomorrow

Posted by Jonathan Maus (Editor) on May 27th, 2008 at 2:58 pm

Lucky kids.
(Photo © J. Maus)

Attention ice-cream lovers: Tomorrow is your chance to join Ben & Jerry’s co-founder Jerry Greenfield on a bike ride and get free ice cream gift certificates just for showing up by bike.

Greenfield will visit three local Ben & Jerry’s shops tomorrow afternoon beginning at the SE Hawthorne location (1428 SE 36th Ave) at around 12:30pm. After that, Mr. Greenfield will pedal a PDX Pedicab across the river to visit two other shops.

Besides riding bikes and eating ice cream, the event is also meant to raise awareness for New Avenues for Youth, a non-profit that provides supportive employment and job training for homeless and at-risk young people in the community. (The Ben & Jerry’s shop in downtown Portland (524 SW Yamhill St) is owned and operated by the organization.)

So join an ice cream icon for a fun and easy spin, learn more about a great organization, and get some free ice cream along the way.

Check out the event listing for more details.

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2 Responses to “Join Ben & Jerry’s co-founder for a pedal (and some ice cream) tomorrow”

  1. Boomhower
    May 27th, 2008 18:49
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    Dang, I've got to be there for this. I grew up on Ben and Jerry's, and even remember going to their very first shop (if that memory is to be trusted, I was 8 at the time... I just remember long lines). I'll have to thanks Jerry for all the deliciousness he brought into the world, and also why it's so hard to find strawberry in pints.

  2. Russell
    May 27th, 2008 19:21
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    wow, I might have to try and track him down if he hits up the Ben & Jerry's by my house. word of adivce: if you haven't tried the new Strawberry-Banana frozen yogurt, do so.

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