Culver’s Offering Scoops of Fresh Frozen Custard for $1 Donation to Agriculture Education Programs May 1

Culver's offers $1 scoops for agriculture education on May 1

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Culver’s Offering Scoops of Fresh Frozen Custard for $1 Donation to Agriculture Education Programs May 1

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Culver's is offering $1 scoops of Fresh Frozen Custard on May 1 to support agriculture education programs through its Thank You Farmers Project. The event has raised over $6.5 million for agricultural education since 2013.

As part of Culver’s Thank You Farmers® Project, this event helps fund programs that inspire and support the next generation of agricultural leaders. Since 2013, the Thank You Farmers Project has raised more than $6.5 million for agricultural education, including over $1 million from previous Scoops of Thanks Day events.

“We’re proud to support the hardworking students and educators shaping the future of agriculture,” said Alison Demmer, Culver’s senior marketing and public relations manager and former Wisconsin FFA president. “Through Scoops of Thanks Day, we’re grateful to give guests a simple way to join us in this cause while enjoying our delicious Fresh Frozen Custard.”

Back by popular demand, the How Now Brown Cow flavor—featuring Chocolate Fresh Frozen Custard infused with Culver’s Signature Root Beer, chopped Dove® Chocolate and chocolate cake pieces—will be available for one day only. Guests can choose between How Now Brown Cow, Chocolate or Vanilla for their $1 scoop, making it a win-win for both frozen custard fanatics and the agricultural community.

Last year, over 169,400 scoops were served nationwide, and Culver’s is eager to surpass that milestone in 2025. Guests can order their single scoop of Fresh Frozen Custard through the Culver’s website or app.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on May 1, 2025. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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