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This Is What Food Trucks Helping Those In Need Looks Like

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The Schnitzi Truck
Perry's Nysf First Look: The Schnitzi Truck
This Is What Food Trucks Helping Those In Need Looks Like
Cupcake Crew Handing Out Smiles In

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. That’s kind of a strange thing for a writer to quote, but there is no doubt these images of and the people they are helping will convey just as much, if not more, emotion than we ever could with words.

We have not yet installed a slideshow program on NYSF, so please scroll down for some great photos of food trucks helping people severely affected by Hurricane Sandy. The photos were all taken by the respective vendors themselves.

This Is What Food Trucks Helping Those In Need Looks Like
Big D Providing Food & Heat
This Is What Food Trucks Helping Those In Need Looks Like
Taco Bite In Howard Beach
This Is What Food Trucks Helping Those In Need Looks Like
Phil’s Steaks Feeding Our Children
This Is What Food Trucks Helping Those In Need Looks Like
Munchie Mobile In The Rockaways
This Is What Food Trucks Helping Those In Need Looks Like
Palenque In Breezy Point
This Is What Food Trucks Helping Those In Need Looks Like
Mexico Blvd At A Red Cross Relief Site
This Is What Food Trucks Helping Those In Need Looks Like
Mirch Feeding A Couple Of Our Guys
This Is What Food Trucks Helping Those In Need Looks Like
Mike N Willies In The Rockaways
This Is What Food Trucks Helping Those In Need Looks Like
Valducci’s Feeding What Looks Like The Rest Of The National Guard
This Is What Food Trucks Helping Those In Need Looks Like
Gorilla Cheese & Valducci’s In The Rockaways

If you’ve scrolled this far, please contribute to the NYC Food Truck Association’s indiegogo fundraiser.  Between those amounts, the Mayor’s Fund To Advance NYC and private companies, the NYCFTA has arranged for over 120,000 meals to be served to those who need it most. Manhattan may be back to normal, but much of NYC still looks like the photo above. Your contributions are still needed.