Bangor/Augusta -
A local car dealership has come up with a sweet way to give back to the communities it serves.
Darling's now has an ice cream truck.
Employees give out ice cream for free, but encourage donations to local causes.
They will raise money for any organization or friends and neighbors in need.
" You tell us the cause and we'll give away free ice cream and if somebody wants to donate they can. It's been a great thing so far," said Ron Russell, director of operations for Darling's in Bangor and Augusta.
If you'd like to learn more about Darling's Ice Cream Truck, or to book the truck for your event, click here.
Darling's Comes up With Sweet Way to Give Back to Community
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