05/08/2024
So I got featured in Headquest this month and decided to use this article to springboard into my newest approach to my homeless outreach here in Wahington.
https://www.headquest.com/the-unconventional-humanitarian/
I'm am trying to outfit a food truck for my new DAILY supply chain to the Community of both supplies and home cooked warm meals.
The organization is called "The Soup Socialist."... and the tag line is "FREE SOUP FOR YOU!".
We will offer a full menu of soups, sandwiches, hot and cold drinks and seasonal items.
Unlike most food trucks we will be out all year... no matter the weather. By fall when it starts to rain we are looking at having a large canopied area with tables and chairs for the homeless to get out of the rain for a hot meal.
People without the means eat for free and those with the means donate whatever they want.
Most to all of my food costs will be handled by local foodbanks and grocery store donations.
I've been working on these connections in the community for a long time and I feel I'm ready to launch.
It's been a very tough but rewarding struggle getting here but so many great people are the ones who made this happen.
Thanks for taking the time to read and if you want to share please do!
https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-soup-socialist-free-soup-for-you
Glass artist, Branden Bushnell is merging his art with community service to make a real difference in the lives of the homeless in his town.
