ST. HELEN — A warm meal and a place to get out of the cold will be available in St. Helen today as the United Way brings its mobile food truck to the community.
According to Director Tom Pettit, the United Way food truck will be set up between Richfield Township Hall and the St. Helen Fire Department beginning at 1 p.m., where volunteers will serve hot bean soup to residents.
In addition to the meal service, Richfield Township Hall will be open as a warming station, offering a safe, heated space for those seeking relief from cold weather conditions.
The visit is part of United Way’s ongoing efforts to provide direct, on-the-ground assistance to communities across the region, particularly during periods of colder temperatures when access to warm food and shelter becomes increasingly important.
Mobile outreach efforts like the food truck allow the organization to meet residents where they are, helping ensure that seniors, families, and individuals facing hardship have access to basic necessities.
Residents in need of a hot meal or a warm place to spend time are encouraged to stop by this afternoo
