Photo courtesy of Mexico Blvd.

“One is not born into the world to do everything but to do something.”- Henry David Thoreau

We continue to thank all who have made this possible, especially the NYC Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City and the Film Food Festival, our corporate sponsors, and our indiegogo fundraiser contributors from around the world. Hot sandwiches, burgers, soup, coffee, rice bowls, tacos, and even sweets are on the menu today for the thousands of people still putting their lives back in order after Super Storm Sandy changed everything. To date, we’ve served over 250,000 hot meals and have plenty more to give out to our neighbors hit hardest by Hurricane Sandy. Let’s go.

Today, the following food trucks will be in:

BROOKLYN (12pm-4pm)
Fun Buns: Gravesend Houses, West 33rd St and Neptune Avenue, Coney Island
Mudtruck: Coffey Park, 85 Richards Street, Red Hook 
Souvlaki GR: 2828 Neptune Ave, Brighton Beach    
Sweetery NYC: 2828 Neptune Ave, Brighton Beach

QUEENS (12pm-4pm)
Andys Italian Ices: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street, Belle Harbor
Chinese Mirch: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street, Belle Harbor
Seoul Food: Church of the Nazarene, 1414 Central Ave. Far Rockaway
Taco Bite: Christ Community Church: Rockaway Point Boulevard and 208st, Breezy Point
The Treats Truck: Church of the Nazarene, 1414 Central Ave. Far Rockaway
Wafels & Dinges: Christ Community Church: Rockaway Point Boulevard and 208st, Breezy Point

Note: Sometimes the trucks have to change locations. Please click their name on this page, follow @NYCFoodTruck on Twitter (and say hi!), or subscribe to this Twitter List for the most up-to-date details on all Outreach Relief trucks.

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If you’re in need of help or want to volunteer:
We’ve also heard amazing requests from you on how much you want to help donate your time or resources to the effort. We’re humbled by the caring and concern of the NYC community for those in need, but also understand from our partners that there’s more to an organized relief effort than donation of time and supplies. We’d encourage those that want to lend a hand to look into the below groups and work with existing organizations to have the greatest impact.
Time Out New York’s “How to Help Out After Sandy”
American Red Cross
NYC Service
New York Cares
New Jersey’s Volunteer Emergency Response

Photo courtesy of Pizza Luca.

“Make a difference about something other than yourselves.”- Toni Morrison

We continue to thank all who have made this possible, especially the NYC Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City and the Film Food Festival, our corporate sponsors, and our indiegogo fundraiser contributors from around the world. Hot sandwiches, burgers, soup, coffee, rice bowls, tacos, and even sweets are on the menu today for the thousands of people still putting their lives back in order after Super Storm Sandy changed everything. To date, we’ve served over 250,000 hot meals and have plenty more to give out to our neighbors hit hardest by Hurricane Sandy. Let’s go.

Today, the following food trucks will be in:

BROOKLYN (12pm-4pm)
Blend Express: Coffey Park, 85 Richards Street, Red Hook
Korilla: 2828 Neptune Ave, Brighton Beach
Mexico Blvd: 2828 Neptune Ave, Brighton Beach
Morris Grilled Cheese: Coffey Park, 85 Richards Street, Red Hook
Tribeca Taco: Gravesend Houses, West 33rd St and Neptune Avenue, Coney Island

QUEENS (12pm-4pm)
Cupcake Crew: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street, Belle Harbor
Green Pirate Juice Truck: Christ Community Church: Rockaway Point Boulevard and 208st, Breezy Point
Jiannetto’s Pizza & Catering: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street, Belle Harbor
Mike n Willies: Church of the Nazarene, 1414 Central Ave. Far Rockaway
Schnitzel & Things: Church of the Nazarene, 1414 Central Ave. Far Rockaway
Trusty Truck: Christ Community Church: Rockaway Point Boulevard and 208st, Breezy Point

Note: Sometimes the trucks have to change locations. Please click their name on this page, follow @NYCFoodTruck on Twitter (and say hi!), or subscribe to this Twitter Listfor the most up-to-date details on all Outreach Relief trucks.

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If you’re in need of help or want to volunteer:
We’ve also heard amazing requests from you on how much you want to help donate your time or resources to the effort. We’re humbled by the caring and concern of the NYC community for those in need, but also understand from our partners that there’s more to an organized relief effort than donation of time and supplies. We’d encourage those that want to lend a hand to look into the below groups and work with existing organizations to have the greatest impact.
Time Out New York’s “How to Help Out After Sandy”
American Red Cross
NYC Service
New York Cares
New Jersey’s Volunteer Emergency Response
Community Emergency Response Teams

Photo courtesy of Pizza Luca.

“Increase your joy by doing the good you wish to have done to you.”- Daisaku Ikeda

We continue to thank all who have made this possible, especially the NYC Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City and the Film Food Festival, our corporate sponsors, and our indiegogo fundraiser contributors from around the world. Hot sandwiches, burgers, soup, coffee, rice bowls, tacos, and even sweets are on the menu today for the thousands of people still putting their lives back in order after Super Storm Sandy changed everything. To date, we’ve served over 250,000 hot meals and have plenty more to give out to our neighbors hit hardest by Hurricane Sandy. Let’s go.

Today, the following food trucks will be in:

BROOKLYN (12pm-4pm)
Big D’s Grub: 2828 Neptune Ave, Brighton Beach
Eddie’s Truck: Gravesend Houses, West 33rd St and Neptune Avenue, Coney Island
Nuchas: 2828 Neptune Ave, Brighton Beach
Pizza Luca: Coffey Park, 85 Richards Street, Red Hook

QUEENS (12pm-4pm)
Coolhaus: Church of the Nazarene, 1414 Central Ave. Far Rockaway
Domo Taco: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street, Belle Harbor
Fishing Shrimp: Christ Community Church: Rockaway Point Boulevard and 208st, Breezy Point
Gorilla Cheese NY: Church of the Nazarene, 1414 Central Ave. Far Rockaway
La Bella Torte: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street, Belle Harbor
Milk Truck: Breezy Point Fire Dept. 2045 Rockaway Point Blvd., Rockaway Point
Phil’s Steaks: Beach 41st Houses: 3820 Beach Channel Drive, Edgemere
Solber Pupusas: Beach 49th Street and Beach Channel Drive, Arverne
Steaks ‘n Crepes: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street, Belle Harbor
Toum: Christ Community Church: Rockaway Point Boulevard and 208th St, Breezy Point

Note: Sometimes the trucks have to change locations. Please click their name on this page, follow @NYCFoodTruck on Twitter (and say hi!), or subscribe to this Twitter List for the most up-to-date details on all Outreach Relief trucks.

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If you’re in need of help or want to volunteer:
We’ve also heard amazing requests from you on how much you want to help donate your time or resources to the effort. We’re humbled by the caring and concern of the NYC community for those in need, but also understand from our partners that there’s more to an organized relief effort than donation of time and supplies. We’d encourage those that want to lend a hand to look into the below groups and work with existing organizations to have the greatest impact.
Time Out New York’s “How to Help Out After Sandy”
American Red Cross
NYC Service
New York Cares
New Jersey’s Volunteer Emergency Response
Community Emergency Response Teams

Photo courtesy of the Trusty Truck.

We continue to thank all who have made this possible, especially the NYC Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City and the Film Food Festival, our corporate sponsors, and our indiegogo fundraiser contributors from around the world. Hot sandwiches, burgers, soup, coffee, rice bowls, tacos, and even sweets are on the menu today for the thousands of people still putting their lives back in order after Super Storm Sandy changed everything. To date, we’ve served over 250,000 hot meals and have plenty more to give out to our neighbors hit hardest by Hurricane Sandy. Let’s go.

Today, the following food trucks will be in:

BROOKLYN (12pm-4pm)
Cupcake Crew: Coffey Park, 85 Richards Street, Red Hook
Blend Express: 2828 Neptune Ave, Brighton Beach
Palenque: 2828 Neptune Ave, Brighton Beach
Bian Dang: Gravesend Houses, West 33rd St and Neptune Avenue, Coney Island

QUEENS (12pm-4pm)
The Treats Truck: St. Mary’s: 1920 New Haven Avenue, Far Rockaway
Rickshaw Dumplings: Beach 41st Houses: 3820 Beach Channel Drive, Edgemere
Chinese Mirch: Church of the Nazarene, 1414 Central Ave. Far Rockaway
Andys Italian Ices: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street, Belle Harbor
Souvlaki GR: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street, Belle Harbor
Kimchi Taco: Church of the Nazarene, 1414 Central Ave. Far Rockaway
Schnitzel & Things: Christ Community Church: Rockaway Point Boulevard and 208st, Breezy Point
Takumi Taco: Beach 49th Street and Beach Channel Drive, Arverne
Taco Bite: Redfern Houses Community Center, Hassock Street & Beach Channel Drive, Far Rockaway

Note: Sometimes the trucks have to change locations. Please click their name on this page, follow @NYCFoodTruck on Twitter (and say hi!), or subscribe to this Twitter List for the most up-to-date details on all Outreach Relief trucks.

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If you’re in need of help or want to volunteer:
We’ve also heard amazing requests from you on how much you want to help donate your time or resources to the effort. We’re humbled by the caring and concern of the NYC community for those in need, but also understand from our partners that there’s more to an organized relief effort than donation of time and supplies. We’d encourage those that want to lend a hand to look into the below groups and work with existing organizations to have the greatest impact.
Time Out New York’s “How to Help Out After Sandy”
American Red Cross
NYC Service
New York Cares
New Jersey’s Volunteer Emergency Response
Community Emergency Response Teams

Photo courtesy of Green Pirate Juice.

We have served over 250,000 hot meals. That is an astounding number matched only by the astounding outpouring of support from the community. We’re going to keep it up and have 20 food trucks gearing up right now to head back out into some of the areas hit hardest by Hurricane Sandy.

We continue to thank all who have made this possible, especially the NYC Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City and the Film Food Festival, our corporate sponsors, and our indiegogo fundraiser contributors from around the world. Hot sandwiches, burgers, soup, coffee, rice bowls, tacos, and even treats are on the menu today for the thousands of people still putting their lives back in order after Super Storm Sandy changed everything. Please help us to spread the word.

Today, the following food trucks will be in:

BROOKLYN (12pm-4pm)
Solber Pupusas: Coffey Park, 85 Richards Street, Red Hook
Big D’s Grub: 2828 Neptune Ave, Brighton Beach
Coolhaus: 2828 Neptune Ave, Brighton Beach
Sweetery NYC: Gravesend Houses, West 33rd St and Neptune Avenue, Coney Island

QUEENS (12pm-4pm)
The Treats Truck: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street, Belle Harbor
Domo Taco: Breezy Point Fire Dept. 2045 Rockaway Point Blvd., Rockaway Point
Eddie’s Pizza: St. Mary’s: 1920 New Haven Avenue, Far Rockaway
Hibachi Heaven: Beach 41st Houses: 3820 Beach Channel Drive, Edgemere
Mike ‘n Willies: American Legion Hall: 209 Cross Bay Boulevard, Broad Channel
Now Eat This: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street, Belle Harbor
Phil’s Steaks: Church of the Nazarene, 1414 Central Ave. Far Rockaway
Pizza Luca: Church of the Nazarene, 1414 Central Ave. Far Rockaway
Steaks ‘n Crepes: Christ Community Church: Rockaway Point Boulevard and 208st, Breezy Point
Takumi Taco: Redfern Houses Community Center, Hassock Street and Beach Channel Drive, Far Rockaway
Toum: Beach 41st Houses: 3820 Beach Channel Drive, Edgemere
Tribeca Taco: Beach 49th Street and Beach Channel Drive, Arverne

Note: Sometimes the trucks have to change locations. Please click their name on this page, follow @NYCFoodTruck on Twitter (and say hi!), or subscribe to this Twitter List for the most up-to-date details on all Outreach Relief trucks.

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If you’re in need of help or want to volunteer:
We’ve also heard amazing requests from you on how much you want to help donate your time or resources to the effort. We’re humbled by the caring and concern of the NYC community for those in need, but also understand from our partners that there’s more to an organized relief effort than donation of time and supplies. We’d encourage those that want to lend a hand to look into the below groups and work with existing organizations to have the greatest impact.
Time Out New York’s “How to Help Out After Sandy”
American Red Cross
NYC Service
New York Cares
New Jersey’s Volunteer Emergency Response
Community Emergency Response Teams

Photo courtesy of Nuchas Empanadas.

“One is not born into the world to do everything but to do something.“- Henry David Thoreau

With that in mind, we continue to serve many people throughout Queens, Brooklyn, and Staten Island today. We also thank all who have made this possible, including the NYC Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City and the Film Food Festival, our corporate sponsors, and our indiegogo fundraiser contributors from around the world. Hot sandwiches, burgers, soup, coffee, rice bowls, tacos, and even treats are on the menu today for the thousands of people still putting their lives back in order after Super Storm Sandy changed everything. Please help us to spread the word.

Today, the following food trucks will be in:

BROOKLYN (12pm-4pm)
Solber Pupusas: 2828 Neptune, Brighton Beach
The Treats Truck: 2828 Neptune, Brighton Beach
Country Boys: Coffey Park, 85 Richards Street, Red Hook
Takumi Taco Cart: Gravesend Houses, West 33rd St and Neptune Avenue, Coney Island

STATEN ISLAND (12PM-4PM)
Chinese Mirch: Miller Field: Corner of Mill Road and New Dorp Lane

QUEENS (12pm-4pm)
Bian Dang: American Legion Hall: 209 Cross Bay Boulevard, Broad Channel
Cupcake Crew: Beach 49th Street and Beach Channel Drive
Empanada Food Truck: Redfern Houses Community Center, Hassock Street & Beach Channel Drive
Fishing Shrimp: Church of the Nazarene, 1414 Central Ave. Far Rockaway
Kimchi Tacos: Beach 41st Houses: 3820 Beach Channel Drive, Far Rockaways
La Bella Torte: Christ Community Church: Rockaway Point Boulevard & 208th St, Breezy Pt.
Morris Truck: Church of the Nazarene, 1414 Central Ave. Far Rockaway
Nuchas Empanadas: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street, Belle Harbor
Breezy Point Fire Dept. 2045 Rockaway Point Blvd., Rockaways
Schnitzel & Things: St. Mary’s: 1920 New Haven Avenue, Rockaways
Steaks ‘n Crepes: Beach 41st Houses: 3820 Beach Channel Drive, Far Rockaways
Sweetery NYC: Redfern Houses Community Center, Hassock Street & Beach Channel Drive
Taco Bite: Christ Community Church: Rockaway Point Boulevard & 208th St, Breezy Pt.
Blend Express: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street, Belle Harbor
Seoul Food: Beach 49th Street and Beach Channel Drive

Note: Sometimes the trucks have to change locations. Please click their name on this page, follow @NYCFoodTruck on Twitter, or subscribe to this Twitter List for the most up-to-date details on all Outreach Relief trucks.

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If you’re in need of help or want to volunteer:
We’ve also heard amazing requests from you on how much you want to help donate your time or resources to the effort. We’re humbled by the caring and concern of the NYC community for those in need, but also understand from our partners that there’s more to an organized relief effort than donation of time and supplies. We’d encourage those that want to lend a hand to look into the below groups and work with existing organizations to have the greatest impact.
Time Out New York’s “How to Help Out After Sandy”
American Red Cross
NYC Service
New York Cares
New Jersey’s Volunteer Emergency Response
Community Emergency Response Teams

Photo courtesy of Green Pirate Juice.

“Understand and be confident that each of us can make a difference by caring and acting in small as well as big ways.”- Marian Wright Edelman

With that in mind, we continue to serve many people throughout Queens, Brooklyn, and Staten Island today. We also thank all who have made this possible, including the NYC Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City and the Film Food Festival, our corporate sponsors, and our indiegogo fundraiser contributors from around the world. Hot sandwiches, burgers, soup, coffee, rice bowls, tacos, and even treats are on the menu today for the thousands of people still putting their lives back in order after Super Storm Sandy changed everything. Please help us to spread the word.

Today, the following food trucks will be in:

BROOKLYN (12pm-4pm)
· Green Pirate Juice: Holy Family Catholic Church, 9719 Flatlands Avenue, Canarsie
· Sweetery NYC: Gerritsen Beach Fire Dept: Seba Ave. between Canton Ct. & Dare Ct.
· Nuchas Empanadas: 2828 Neptune, Brighton Beach
· Mac Truck: 2828 Neptune, Brighton Beach
· Cupcake Crew: Gravesend Houses, West 33rd St and Neptune Avenue, Coney Island
· Country Boys: Coffey Park, 85 Richards Street, Red Hook
· Blend Express: 2648 Gerritsen Avenue, Gerritsen Beach

STATEN ISLAND (12PM-4PM)
· Taco Bite: Miller Field: Corner of Mill Road and New Dorp Lane

QUEENS (12pm-4pm)
· La Bella Torte: American Legion Hall: 209 Cross Bay Boulevard, Broad Channel
· Schnitzle ‘n Things: Beach 41st Houses: 3820 Beach Channel Drive, Far Rockaways· Bian Dang: Christ Community Church: Rockaway Point Boulevard & 208th St, Breezy Pt.
· Empanada Food Truck: St. Mary’s: 1920 New Haven Avenue, Rockaways
· Fishing Shrimp: St Edmunds Church: Rockaway Point Blvd & Beach 216th St., Rockaways
· Kimchi Taco Truck: Redfern Houses Community Center, Hassock Street & Beach Channel Drive
· Morris Truck: Beach 41st Houses: 3820 Beach Channel Drive, Far Rockaways
· Rickshaw Dumplings: Beach 41st Houses: 3820 Beach Channel Drive, Far Rockaways
· Steaks ‘n Crepes: Breezy Point Fire Dept. 2045 Rockaway Point Blvd., Rockaways
· Tribeca Taco: Beach 25th and Seagirt, Rockaway
·Wafels & Dinges: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th St.
· Sweetery NYC: 216th St. & Rockaway Point Blvd, Sponsored by Marketing Werks

Note: Sometimes the trucks have to change locations. Please click their name on this page, follow @NYCFoodTruck on Twitter, or subscribe to this Twitter List for the most up-to-date details on all Outreach Relief trucks.

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If you’re in need of help or want to volunteer:
We’ve also heard amazing requests from you on how much you want to help donate your time or resources to the effort. We’re humbled by the caring and concern of the NYC community for those in need, but also understand from our partners that there’s more to an organized relief effort than donation of time and supplies. We’d encourage those that want to lend a hand to look into the below groups and work with existing organizations to have the greatest impact.
Time Out New York’s “How to Help Out After Sandy”
American Red Cross
NYC Service
New York Cares
New Jersey’s Volunteer Emergency Response
Community Emergency Response Teams

Photo courtesy of Korilla BBQ.

Tough times never last, but tough people do.  - Robert H Schuller

With that in mind, we continue to serve many tough people throughout Queens, Brooklyn, and Staten Island today. We also thank all who have made this possible, including the NYC Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City and the Film Food Festival, our corporate sponsors, and our indiegogo fundraiser contributors from around the world. Hot sandwiches, burgers, soup, coffee, rice bowls, tacos, and even treats are on the menu today for the thousands of people still putting their lives back in order after Super Storm Sandy changed everything. Please help us to spread the word.

Today, the following food trucks will be in:

BROOKLYN (12pm-4pm)
· Frites ‘n Meats: Coffey Park, 85 Richards Street, Red Hook
· Green Pirate Juice: 29th & Mermaid at the Fine Fare
· La Bella Torte: 2828 Neptune, Brighton Beach
· Now Eat This Truck: 2828 Neptune, Brighton Beach
· Phil’s Steaks: Gravesend Houses, West 33rd St & Neptune Ave., Coney Island
· Schnitzle ‘n Things: Gerritsen Beach Fire Dept: Seba Ave. between Canton Court & Dare Court
· Solber Pupusas: Holy Family Catholic Church, 9719 Flatlands Avenue, Canarsie
· Big D’s Grub: 2648 Gerritsen Ave.

STATEN ISLAND (12PM-4PM)
·  Toum: Miller Field: Corner of Mill Road and New Dorp Lane
· Souvlaki GR: Miller Field: Corner of Mill Road and New Dorp Lane

QUEENS (12pm-4pm)
· Andy’s Italian Ice: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th St.
· Chinese Mirch: 3820 Beach Channel Drive, Rockaways
· Coolhaus: American Legion Hall: 209 Cross Bay Boulevard, Broad Channel
· Korilla BBQ: Breezy Point Fire Dept. 2045 Rockaway Point Blvd., Rockaways
· Mexico Blvd.: St Edmunds Church: Rockaway Point Blvd and Beach 216 Street
· Mike ‘n Willie’s: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th St.
· Milk Truck: Redfern Houses Community Center, Hassock Street and Beach Channel Dr.
· Palenque: Beach 25th and Seagirt, Rockaway
· The Treats Truck: Beach 25th and Seagirt, Rockaway
· The Trusty Truck: Christ Community Church: Rockaway Pt. Boulevard & 208th St., Breezy Point

Note: Sometimes the trucks have to change locations. Please click their name on this page, follow @NYCFoodTruck on Twitter, or subscribe to this Twitter List for the most up-to-date details on all Outreach Relief trucks.

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If you’re in need of help or want to volunteer:
We’ve also heard amazing requests from you on how much you want to help donate your time or resources to the effort. We’re humbled by the caring and concern of the NYC community for those in need, but also understand from our partners that there’s more to an organized relief effort than donation of time and supplies. We’d encourage those that want to lend a hand to look into the below groups and work with existing organizations to have the greatest impact.
Time Out New York’s “How to Help Out After Sandy”
American Red Cross
NYC Service
New York Cares
New Jersey’s Volunteer Emergency Response
Community Emergency Response Teams

Photo courtesy of Cupcake Crew NYC.

“With the new day comes new strength and new thoughts.”- Eleanor Roosevelt

We continue to thank all who have made this possible, especially the NYC Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City. We will continue serving today thanks to our partnership with the NYC Mayor’s Fund and the Film Food Festival, our corporate sponsors, and with contributions made to our indiegogo fundraiser by people around the world. Hot sandwiches, burgers, soup, coffee, rice bowls, tacos,and even treats are on the menu today for the thousands of people still putting their lives back in order after Super Storm Sandy changed everything. Please help us to spread the word.

Today, the following food trucks will be in:

BROOKLYN (12pm-4pm)
· Blend Express: 144 Neptune Avenue
· Country Boys: Coffey Park, 85 Richards Street, Red Hook
· Fishing Shrimp: Surf & 17th.
· GO Burger: West 33rd Street and Neptune Avenue, Sea Gate
· Hibachi Heaven: 43 Seba Ave. (Between Canton Court and Dare Court)
· Now Eat This Truck: Surf & 17th.
· Empanadas: 31st Street and Surf Ave, Sea Gate
· Solber Pupusas: Coffey Park, 85 Richards Street, Red Hook
· Taim: Surf & 17th.

STATEN ISLAND (12PM-4PM)
· Gourmet To Your Door: Miller Field: Corner of Mill Road and New Dorp Lane
· Mac Truck: Miller Field: Corner of Mill Road and New Dorp Lane
· Nuchas Empanadas: Miller Field: Corner of Mill Road and New Dorp Lane

QUEENS (12pm-4pm)
· Bian Dang: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street
· Big D’s Grub: Christ Community Church: Rockaway Point Boulevard & 208th St., Breezy Point
· Coolhaus: Beach 25th & Seagirt, Rockaway

· Cupcake Crew NYC: 124th and Rockaway Beach Blvd., Rockaway

· Domo Taco: West 33rd Street and Neptune Avenue, Sea Gate

· Green Pirate Juice: Beach 20th& PlainviewRd.
· Jiannetto’s Pizza: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street
· Mike ‘n Willie’s: Beach 25th and Seagirt, Rockaway
· Milk Truck: Holy Family Catholic Church, 9719 Flatlands Avenue, Canarsie
· Pizza Luca: Redfern Houses Community Center, Hassock Street & Beach Channel Drive
· Schnitzle ‘n Things: American Legion Hall: 209 Cross Bay Boulevard, Broad Channel
· Souvlaki Truck: Beach 25th & Seagirt, Rockaway
·  Steaks ‘n Crepes: St Edmunds Church: Rockaway Point Blvd & Beach 216 Street, Rockaways
· Taco Bite: Holy Family Catholic Church, 9719 Flatlands Avenue
· Toum: Redfern Houses Community Center, Hassock Street and Beach Channel Drive
· Trusty Truck: 124th & Rockaway Beach Blvd., Rockaway
· Wafels & Dinges: Breezy Point Fire Dept., 2045 Rockaway Point Blvd., Rockaways

Note: Sometimes the trucks have to change locations. Please click their name on this page, follow @NYCFoodTruck on Twitter, or subscribe to this Twitter List for the most up-to-date details on all Outreach Relief trucks.

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If you’re in need of help or want to volunteer:
We’ve also heard amazing requests from you on how much you want to help donate your time or resources to the effort. We’re humbled by the caring and concern of the NYC community for those in need, but also understand from our partners that there’s more to an organized relief effort than donation of time and supplies. We’d encourage those that want to lend a hand to look into the below groups and work with existing organizations to have the greatest impact.
Time Out New York’s “How to Help Out After Sandy”
American Red Cross
NYC Service
New York Cares
New Jersey’s Volunteer Emergency Response
Community Emergency Response Teams

Photo courtesy of Chinese Mirch.

“If you want others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion.”- Dalai Lama VIV

Ending the week on a high note with 31 trucks. We continue to thank all who have made this possible, especially the NYC Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City. There’s nothing like a hot meal to make you feel comforted and we’re so glad we could serve thousands more of them this week. We will continue serving today thanks to our partnership with the NYC Mayor’s Fund and the Film Food Festival, our corporate sponsors, and with contributions made to our indiegogo fundraiser by people around the world. Please help us to spread the word.

Today, the following food trucks will be in:

BROOKLYN (12pm-4pm)
· Kimchi Truck:  Gerritsen Beach Fire Department: Seba Avenue between Canton Court & Dare Court
· Original Soup Man: Our Lady of Solace Church: Mermaid Ave. & 19th St.
· Eddie’s Pizza Cart: Holy Family Catholic Church, 9719 Flatlands Avenue, Canarsie
· Nuchas Empanadas: Holy Family Catholic Church, 9719 Flatlands Avenue, Canarsie
· Chinese Mirch: West 33rd Street & Neptune Ave., Sea Gate
· Gourmet To Your Door: West 33rd Street & Neptune Ave., Sea Gate
· Sweetery NYC: Our Lady of Solace Church: Mermaid Avenue and 19th Street, Coney Island
· Toum: Our Lady of Solace Church: Mermaid Avenue and 19th Street, Coney Island
· Solber Pupusas: Coffey Park, 85 Richards St.
· Korilla: Coffey Park, 85 Richards St.
· Frites ‘n Meats: Brighton Beach Ave. & Coney Island Ave., Brighton Beach. Sponsored by Thomson Reuters.

STATEN ISLAND (12PM-4PM)
· Jiannetto’s Pizza: Miller Field: Corner of Mill Road and New Dorp Lane
· Now Eat This Truck: Miller Field: Corner of Mill Road and New Dorp Lane

QUEENS (12pm-4pm)
· Bian Dang: Beach 25th and Seagirt, Rockaway
· Cupcake Crew NYC: Beach 49th Street and Beach Channel Dr., Rockaways
· Fishing Shrimp: American Legion Hall: 209 Cross Bay Boulevard, Broad Channel
· Palenque: Beach 25th and Seagirt, Rockaway
· Trusty Truck: Redfern Houses Community Center, Hassock Street & Beach Channel Dr.
· Domo Taco: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street
· Big D’s Grub: Beach 49th Street and Beach Channel Drive, Rockaways
· Coolhaus: American Legion Hall: 209 Cross Bay Boulevard, Broad Channel
· La Bella Torte: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street
· Munchie Mobile: 124th and Rockaway Beach Blvd., Rockaway
· Takumi Taco Cart: St. Francis de Sales, Rockaway Beach Blvd & Beach 129th St.
· Wafels & Dinges: 124th and Rockaway Beach Blvd., Rockaway
· Mike ‘n Willie’s: St. Francis de Sales: Rockaway Beach Boulevard & Beach 129th St.
· Rickshaw Dumplings: Redfern Houses Community Center, Hassock Street & Beach Channel Dr.
· Mexicue: Breezy Point Fire Dept. 2045 Rockaway Point Blvd., Rockaways
· Mexico Blvd.: St. Helen’s Roman Catholic Church: 83rd Street & 157th Avenue
· Mudtruck: Breezy Point Fire Dept. 2045 Rockaway Point Blvd., Rockaways
· Taco Bite: Christ Community Church: Rockaway Point Boulevard & 208 St. Breezy Point
· Trusty Truck: Redfern Houses Community Center, Hassock Street & Beach Channel Dr.

Note: Sometimes the trucks have to change locations. Please click their name on this page, follow @NYCFoodTruck on Twitter, or subscribe to this Twitter List for the most up-to-date details on all Outreach Relief trucks.

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If you’re in need of help or want to volunteer:
We’ve also heard amazing requests from you on how much you want to help donate your time or resources to the effort. We’re humbled by the caring and concern of the NYC community for those in need, but also understand from our partners that there’s more to an organized relief effort than donation of time and supplies. We’d encourage those that want to lend a hand to look into the below groups and work with existing organizations to have the greatest impact.
Time Out New York’s “How to Help Out After Sandy”
American Red Cross
NYC Service
New York Cares
New Jersey’s Volunteer Emergency Response
Community Emergency Response Teams
Team Rubicon
The Humane Society

Photo courtesy of Phil’s Steaks

 As for New York City, it is a place apart. There is not its match in any other country in the world. -Pearl S. Buck

In total, we have served approximately 120,000 free meals since Super Storm Sandy hit and we’re ready to keep it going today. We continue to thank all who have made this possible, especially the NYC Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City. We will be serving today thanks to our partnership with them and the Film Food Festival, our corporate sponsors, and with contributions made to our indiegogo fundraiser by people around the world. Please help us to spread the word.

Today, the following food trucks will be in:

BROOKLYN (12pm-4pm)
· Bian Dang: Coney Island Ave. & Brightwater Ct.
· Country Boys: Our Lady of Solace Church: Mermaid Ave. & 19th St.
· Cupcake Crew NYC: Coney Island Ave. & Brightwater Ct.
· Fishing Shrimp: Coney Island Ave. & Brightwater Ct.
· Fun Buns: 2828 Neptune Avenue
· Jiannetto’s Pizza: 2828 Neptune Ave.
· Nuchas Empanadas: Our Lady of Solace Church, Mermaid Ave. & 19th St.
· Palenque: Gerritsen Beach Fire Dept, Seba Ave. between Canton Ct. & Dare Ct.
· Solber Pupusas:Coffey Park, 85 Richards St.
· Trusty Truck: Holy Family Catholic Church, 9719 Flatlands Ave.
· Steak ‘n Crepes: Coffey Park, 85 Richards St.

STATEN ISLAND (12PM-4PM)
· Gourmet To Your Door: New Dorp
· Mac Truck: Miller Field

QUEENS (12pm-4pm)
· Domo Taco: Redfern Houses Community Center, Hassock St. & Beach Channel Dr.
· Big D’s Grub: Beach 25th & Seagirt
· Coolhaus: St. Francis de Sales, Rockaway Beach Blvd. & Beach 129th St.
· Korilla: St Edmunds Church, Rockaway Point Blvd & Beach 216 St.
· La Bella Torte: Christ Community Church, Rockaway Point Blvd. & 208th St.
· Munchie Mobile: Hassock St. & Beach Channel Dr.
· Takumi Taco Cart: St. Francis de Sales, Rockaway Beach Blvd & Beach 129th St.
· Now Eat This Truck: Beach 49th St. & Beach Channel Dr.
· Toum: Rockaway Beach Blvd & Beach 124 St.
· Sweetery NYC: American Legion Hall, 209 Cross Bay Blvd.
· Wafels & Dinges: Breezy Point Fire Dept., 2045 Rockaway Point Blvd.
· Kimchi Truck: 208th and Rockaway Point Blvd
· Gorilla Cheese: Rockaway Beach Blvd. & Beach 124 St.
· Mike ‘n Willie’s: Beach 25th & Seagirt
· Original Soup Man: St. Francis de Sales, Rockaway Beach Blvd. & Beach 129th St.
· Pizza Luca: Christ Community Church: Rockaway Point Blvd. & 208th St.
· Rickshaw Dumplings: St. Helen’s Roman Catholic Church: 83rd St. & 157th Ave.
· Mexicue: Rockaway Beach Blvd & Beach 124 Street
· Souvlaki GR: 204-25 Rockaway Pt Blvd. Sponsored by Time Warner Cable.
· Eddie’s Pizza: 192 Ebbitts St. Sponsored by Time Warner Cable.
· Hibachi Heaven: 87-15 Rockaway Beach Blvd. (btwn Beach 87th & 88th). Sponsored by Time Warner Cable.

Note: Sometimes the trucks have to change locations. Please click their name on this page, follow @NYCFoodTruck on Twitter, or subscribe to this Twitter List for the most up-to-date details on all Outreach Relief trucks.

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If you’re in need of help or want to volunteer:
We’ve also heard amazing requests from you on how much you want to help donate your time or resources to the effort. We’re humbled by the caring and concern of the NYC community for those in need, but also understand from our partners that there’s more to an organized relief effort than donation of time and supplies. We’d encourage those that want to lend a hand to look into the below groups and work with existing organizations to have the greatest impact.
Time Out New York’s “How to Help Out After Sandy”
American Red Cross
NYC Service
New York Cares
New Jersey’s Volunteer Emergency Response
Community Emergency Response Teams
Team Rubicon
The Humane Society

“Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth.” ~ Muhammad Ali

In total, we have served approximately 120,000 free meals since Super Storm Sandy hit. We continue to thank all who have made this possible, especially the NYC Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City. We continue serving today thanks to our partnership with them and the Film Food Festival, our corporate sponsors, and with contributions made to our indiegogo fundraiser by people around the world. Please help us to spread the word.

Today, the following food trucks will be in:

BROOKLYN (12pm-4pm)
· Domo Taco: Our Lady of Solace Church: Mermaid Avenue and 19th Street
· Big D’s Grub: 2828 Neptune Avenue
· Chinese Mirch: Coney Island Ave & Brightwater Court
· Fishing Shrimp: Gerritsen Beach Fire Dept,  52 Seba Avenue
· Nuchas Empanadas: Coney Island Ave & Brightwater Court.
· Solber Pupusas: Coffey Park: 85 Richards Street
· Eddie’s Pizza: Holy Family Catholic Church-9719 Flatlands Avenue
· Frites ‘n Meats: Our Lady of Solace Church: Mermaid Avenue & 19th St. Sponsored by Liberty Mutual.
· Mud Truck: Our Lady of Solace Church: Mermaid Avenue & 19th St.
Morris Truck: 85 Richards St., Red Hook. Sponsored by Time Warner Cable.

STATEN ISLAND (12PM-4PM)
· Gourmet To Your Door: New Dorp
· Phil’s Steaks: New Dorp High School, 465 New Dorp Lane. Sponsored by Time Warner Cable.

QUEENS (12pm-4pm)
· Cupcake Crew NYC: Rockaway Beach Blvd & Beach 124 Street
· Coolhaus: St. Francis de Sales, Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street
· Korilla: Rockaway Beach Blvd & Beach 124 Street
· La Bella Torte: Church parking lot across the street from Breezy Point Fire Dept. 2045 Rock Away Point Blvd.
· Munchie Mobile: American Legion Hall, 209 Cross Bay Boulevard, Broad Channel
· Takumi Taco Cart: American Legion Hall, 209 Cross Bay Boulevard, Broad Channel
· Valducci’s: St. Francis de Sales, Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th St. Sponsored by Liberty Mutual.
· Mexicue: Beach 49th Street and Beach Channel Drive
· Now Eat This Truck: Redfern Houses Community Center: Hassock Street & Beach Channel Drive
· Palenque: St Edmunds Church: Rockaway Pt Blvd & 216 St.
· Rickshaw Dumplings:St. Francis de Sales, Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th St.
· Toum: Rockaway Beach Blvd & Beach 124 Street
· Tribeca Taco: Church parking lot across the street from Breezy Point Fire Dept. 2045 Rock Away Point Blvd. Sponsored by Liberty Mutual.
· Trusty Truck: Redfern Houses Community Center: Hassock Street & Beach Channel Dr.
· Taco Bite: St. Helen’s Roman Catholic Church: 83rd Street and 157th Avenue
· Sweetery NYC: Beach 25th and Seagirt
· Schnitz ‘n Things: Kate’s Market at Hillside Ave Roxbury. Sponsored by Time Warner Cable.
· Wafels & Dinges: Christ Community Church : Rockaway Pt Blvd & 208 St. Sponsored by Liberty Mutual.
· Hibachi Heaven: Beach 208th St & Rockaway Pt Blvd. Sponsored by Time Warner Cable.

Note: Sometimes the trucks have to change locations. Please click their name on this page, follow @NYCFoodTruck on Twitter, or subscribe to this Twitter List for the most up-to-date details on all Outreach Relief trucks.

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If you’re in need of help or want to volunteer:
We’ve also heard amazing requests from you on how much you want to help donate your time or resources to the effort. We’re humbled by the caring and concern of the NYC community for those in need, but also understand from our partners that there’s more to an organized relief effort than donation of time and supplies. We’d encourage those that want to lend a hand to look into the below groups and work with existing organizations to have the greatest impact.
Time Out New York’s “How to Help Out After Sandy”
American Red Cross
NYC Service
New York Cares
New Jersey’s Volunteer Emergency Response
Community Emergency Response Teams
Team Rubicon
The Humane Society

Hello, everyone.

First and foremost, thank you for your support. Without your donations and your assistance in spreading the word, our effort to bring approximately 120,000 hot meals over the past two weeks to people devastated by Hurricane Sandy never would have happened.

To recap: The Mayor’s Fund has been sponsoring about 20-30 trucks a day to serve the 
Rockaways, Far Rockaways, Staten Island, Coney Island, Howard Beach, Breezy Point, and other areas of the city that have been devastated by Super Storm Sandy. You can see where these trucks have been dispatched each day on our blog here or by following our Twitter feed. Additionally, several corporate sponsors have stepped up to give.

Due to limited resources at the NYCFTA, which is a very small not-for-profit, and the large task we have of coordinating outreach efforts for the Mayors Fund to Advance NYC we are not able to facilitate the coordination of specific trucks to specific locations.  We are encouraging all donors to consider giving to the Mayors Fund and asking for funds to be earmarked for food truck outreach here. 

If you end up donating more than $1000 please email me the receipt and your Twitter or Facebook handle and we will give you a shout out for your donation to the Mayor’s Fund.

Alternatively, you can arrange for outreach with the truck of your choice by contracting directly with that truck.  You can link to all of the NYCFTA members here. Almost every truck has their contact info on their website. 

I apologize that we aren’t able to help further but we are putting all our resources into coordinating this tremendous outreach effort in partnership with the Mayors Fund to Advance NYC.  This weekend alone we are coordinating the distribution of close to 20k meals a day.

Lastly, if there is a particular location you know of in need, you can let us know by filling out this form and we will pass the information along to the Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management and they might decide to dispatch a truck to that location.

All the best,

David

Photo courtesy of Seoul Food NYC.

In total, we have served approximately 120,000 free meals since Super Storm Sandy hit. We continue to thank all who have made this possible, especially the NYC Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City. We continue serving today thanks to our partnership with them and the Film Food Festival, our corporate sponsors, and with contributions made to our indiegogo fundraiser by people around the world.

Today, the following food trucks will be in:

BROOKLYN (12pm-4pm)
· Big D’s Grub: Gerritsen Beach Fire Dept,  52 Seba Ave.
· Gorilla Cheese NYC: Our Lady of Solace Church: Mermaid Avenue & 19th St.
· Mudtruck: Coffey Park, 85 Richards Street
· Palenque: Our Lady of Solace Church: Mermaid Avenue & 19th Street
· Solber Pupusas: Coney Island Ave & Brightwater Ct.
· The Treats Truck: 2828 Neptune Avenue
· Eddie’s Pizza: Coffey Park: 85 Richards Street
· Valducci’s: Coney Island Ave & Brightwater Court. Sponsored by Liberty Mutual.

QUEENS (12pm-4pm)
· Trusty Truck: Christ Community Church : Rockaway Pt Blvd & 208 St. Sponsored by Liberty Mutual.
· Tribeca Taco: American Legion Hall, 209 Cross Bay Boulevard, Broad Channel. Sponsored by Liberty Mutual.
· Wafels & Dinges: Beach 25th & Seagirt. Sponsored by Liberty Mutual.
· Toum: St. Francis de Sales, Rockaway Beach Boulevard at Beach 129th Street
· Takumi Taco Cart: Beach 49th Street and Beach Channel Drive
· Seoul Food NYC: St. Francis de Sales, Rockaway Beach Boulevard & Beach 129th St.
· Rickshaw Dumplings: St. Helen’s Roman Catholic Church: 83rd Street & 157th Ave.
· Now Eat This Truck: Beach 25th & Seagirt
· Gorilla Cheese NYC- Redfern Houses Community Center: Hassock Street & Beach Channel Dr.
· Now Eat This Truck-
· Mexicue: 129th & Rockaway Beach Blvd
· Fishing Shrimp: Redfern Houses Community Center, Hassock Street & Beach Channel Dr.

· Mexico Blvd.: Rockaway Beach Blvd & Beach 123 Street
· Nuchas Empanadas: Kate’s Market at Hillside Ave., Roxbury
· Domo Taco: Kate’s Market at Hillside Ave., Roxbury
· Cupcake Crew NYC: American Legion Hall, 209 Cross Bay Boulevard, Broad Channel
· Coolhaus: Redfern Houses Community Center: Hassock Street and Beach Channel Dr.
· Chinese Mirch: Christ Community Church : Rockaway Pt Blvd and 208 St.
· Bian Dang: Kate’s Market at Hillside Ave. Roxbury

 Note: Sometimes the trucks have to change locations. Please click their name on this page, follow @NYCFoodTruck on Twitter, or subscribe to this Twitter List for the most up-to-date details on all Outreach Relief trucks.

————

If you’re in need of help or want to volunteer:
We’ve also heard amazing requests from you on how much you want to help donate your time or resources to the effort. We’re humbled by the caring and concern of the NYC community for those in need, but also understand from our partners that there’s more to an organized relief effort than donation of time and supplies. We’d encourage those that want to lend a hand to look into the below groups and work with existing organizations to have the greatest impact.
Time Out New York’s “How to Help Out After Sandy”
American Red Cross
NYC Service
New York Cares
New Jersey’s Volunteer Emergency Response
Community Emergency Response Teams
Team Rubicon
The Humane Society