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Texas ice cream store employs those with disabilities in effort to boost customer service industry

Por: Fox Business Business November 04, 2023

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Check out what's clicking on FoxBusiness.com Howdy Homemade Ice Cream is putting a twist on the typical local dessert shop by employing those with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDDs).  The Texas-born idea came from founder and CEO Tom Landis, who told Fox News Digital about the company and why he’s so passionate about helping others. The first shop after the 54-year-old father of two said he found a passion for helping... + full article



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