Tenors of Rock and Donut Mania Launch the “Rockin’ Poppin’ Doughnut Sundae” Benefitting the Las Vegas Rescue Mission
July is National Ice Cream Month and to celebrate Donut Mania teamed up with The Tenors of Rock to create the Rockin’ Poppin’ Doughnut Sundae, a red, white and blue themed sundae with layers of doughnut, ice cream, macerated blueberries and strawberries, whipped cream and topped with red and blue POP ROCKS (Pictured: Tenors of Rock, Donut Mania owner Brett Raymer, and Kevin Ellsworth (blue shirt) of Las Vegas Rescue Mission – Photo credit: Ira Kuzma / www.IraKuzmaPhotography.com).
Tenors of Rock and Brett Raymer making Rockin’ Poppin’ Doughnut Sundaes
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Tenors of Rock eating Rockin’ Poppin’ Doughnut Sundaes
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Donut Mania owner Brett Raymer (L), and Kevin Ellsworth of Las Vegas Rescue Mission
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Tenors of Rock with Rockin’ Poppin’ Doughnut Sundaes
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The Rockin’ Poppin’ Doughnut Sundae at Donut Mania
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Tenors of Rock at Donut Mania
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Throughout the entire month of July, $1 from every Rockin’ Poppin’ Doughnut Sundae will be donated to the Las Vegas Rescue Mission.
WHERE:
Donut Mania
1930 Village Center Circle
Las Vegas, NV 89134Donut Mania has four locations: 4460 South Durango Drive, Suite D in Spring Valley; 725 South Green Valley Parkway in Henderson; 6320 Simmons Street in Aliante; 1930 Village Center Circle Ste. 4 in Summerlin. For more information visit @donutmanialv on Instagram, https://www.facebook.com/
donutmanialv, http://www.donutmanialv.com. The Las Vegas Rescue Mission has been assisting homeless men, women and children in the community for nearly five decades. Since our beginning in 1970, the Mission has been providing food to the hungry every day, shelter to homeless, and an addiction recovery and back-to-work program for those who have lost their way. The Mission started with a small storefront building that included the chapel, kitchen and shelter that was able to house a few men. Today the Mission campus takes up two city blocks in Downtown Las Vegas, helping hundreds of men, women and children daily, and providing approximately 30,000 meals each month. As a nonprofit Christian organization, the Mission receives no government support, except for a small grant specifically for food. It provides services to all people without regard to race, color, creed, national origin, age, gender, religion or disability. Visit their web site at https://vegasrescue.org/