2 Scoops Café Presents Check To Elementary School Winner Of Company's Scoop-a-thon Contest

(Saturday, August 05, 2006) - Free ice cream and a donation to the media
center at Andover Elementary public school were the results of 2 Scoops
Café's first annual Scoop-A-Thon give-away contest. The contest,
coinciding with the opening of 2 Scoops Café's newest Central Florida
franchise location, involved distribution to area schools of coupons
redeemable for free ice cream. The school with the most redeemed coupons
was awarded a grand prize check for $100.

According to 2 Scoops Café's founder and president MaryAnn Kilgallon, the
Scoop-A-Thon contest reflects her company's long-standing emphasis on
community involvement. "Our company recognizes that we must be concerned
with the well being of our neighbors," she said. "All our franchisees
make a special effort to be welcoming and supportive members of the
communities in which they operate."

In accepting the check for her school's media center, principal Ginny
Kinnerly said, "I have personally known MaryAnn for years. She and her
company are sincerely interested in the education of all our children."
Principal Kinnerly indicated that the grand prize money will be used to
purchase additional books for the media center.

Founded in 2002, 2 Scoops Café is an ice cream parlor with a 1950s and 60s
Americana theme. Serving hand-dipped ice cream, premium coffee, hot dogs,
fresh bagels and muffins, each franchise is independently owned and offers
an inviting environment for family outings. Current growth plans include
the opening of eight new cafés in Central Florida by the end of 2007.