Your Conversation With: Paul Tamburello Founder of Little Man Ice Cream
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PAUL TAMBURELLO, FOUNDER OF LITTLE MAN ICE CREAM
Little Man Ice Cream is named after founder Paul Tamburello's father, Peter Tamburello (nicknamed Little Man). Although small in stature, he was big in heart and making a difference in the world was his legacy. Little Man Ice Cream is Paul's way of keeping his father's legacy resilient.
Beyond the whimsy, Little Man Ice Cream also builds on the time-honored tradition of the neighborhood ice cream store. From the great flavors of homemade ice creams and hand-crafted novelties, to the aroma of fresh waffle cones cooked on site, to a lively cobblestone plaza that plays host to a variety of events-it is Little Man's goal set itself apart by engaging all of the customer's senses.
Lots of people already know Paul Tamburello, but they may not know it. More specifically, they probably know of his works if they have ever been to Little Man Ice Cream, Linger or Root Down. What they may not know is that for every scoop of ice cream that Little Man sells, the organization also gives away a scoop of rice or beans to the hungry. Since Little Man opened, they've given away over 76 tons! And that's just part of the story.
The desire to give and help is seemingly ingrained in Paul. He started out as a youth minister for the Catholic Church. In fact, when the Pope came to Denver in 1993, Paul produced the Papal Welcome Mass in 1993 at Mile High Stadium.
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