Napoli Boys, a New Jersey Based All-Natural Italian Ice Company, Supports Local Autism Community

All natural Italian ice company gives back to the community in the tastiest way.

2011-03-26

LAKEWOOD, NJ, March 26, 2011 (Press-News.org) Napoli Boys All-Natural Italian Ice, a unique all-natural dessert producer, will once again give away free samples at the POAC Walk For A Difference on April 2, 2011. The event is being held at First Energy Park, Home of the Lakewood BlueClaws, in Lakewood, NJ.

Michael Bifulco, owner of Napoli Boys, comments, "We came out last year and provided the walkers free scoops of our all natural Italian ice. We also support the Autism Family Services of New Jersey during their annual Beach Bash event held at the Jersey Shore every September."

"The families love our product," states Bifulco, "we are proud to offer an all-natural product that tastes great. Our product is popular in the community because it is all natural, gluten free, dairy free and doesn't contain any additives so it is great for families with food allergies. We are really looking forward to this promotion and hope to help raise awareness about Autism and the efforts of POAC through this effort."

About POAC Autism Services: POAC Autism Services, a nonprofit organization, is the education leader for the autism community providing more free training and education than any other organization. Additionally, POAC provides recreational and support services to children with autism spectrum disorders and their families. POAC is making a difference today for every child with autism in our state. Because the costs of services are prohibitive for most families, POAC is deeply committed to providing all services at no cost to participants. To learn more about POAC please visit http://www.poac.net.

About Napoli Boys Italian Ice: Napoli Boys all natural is a gluten-free cholesterol, dairy, and fat-free distinct dessert. Their products are certified Kof-K Kosher certified and can be found in most Whole Foods Markets in NJ, NY, CT with many more locations to be added this year.

Napoli Boys All-Natural Italian Ice (www.napoliboys.com) was brought to fruition through the passion of Chef Michael Bifulco, to create an authentic NY style Italian Ice that is all natural and packed with flavor. With a personal craving and a desire to share these great recipes, the business was born and is rapidly growing. Visit us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/napoliboys to become a fan.

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