Food Truck Stolen, But Community Rallies to Help Local Business Owner
Hamilton Township, N.J. – It was a devastating blow for Bryan Schmidt, owner of Old Mill Pub near Sciota, when his food truck was stolen from outside his bar. Little did he know, a surprising and heartwarming gesture from an old friend was about to change his luck.
Cyndi VanGilder, owner of Scarlet Fire Pizza and a friend of Schmidt’s for 30 years, reached out to him after seeing the news of the theft on Facebook. Without hesitation, she offered him the use of her food trailer to help him continue serving his customers.
The theft of Schmidt’s food truck, State police are still searching for whoever is responsible, sheds light on the risks and challenges faced by food truck owners. VanGilder, who also operates a food truck, understands these challenges all too well, and was eager to support her friend in his time of need.
“Her message said, “Don’t cancel any of your dates. I have a trailer you can use,” said Schmidt. He expressed gratitude for the quick and selfless assistance from VanGilder, emphasizing the impact it had on not only his business, but also the livelihood of his employees.
As the search for the stolen food truck continues, it’s important to highlight the support and community spirit showcased by VanGilder’s generous offer. The Pocono native underscores the tough and ever-present risks of the food truck business, while also expressing gratitude for the camaraderie and support from fellow food truck owners.
Amidst this setback, Schmidt and VanGilder’s long-standing friendship and mutual support have come to the forefront. This isn’t the first time VanGilder has lent her expertise and assistance to Schmidt, reflecting the tight-knit and supportive nature of the Pocono community.
In the face of adversity, the kindness and generosity shown by VanGilder towards Schmidt serves as a reminder of the positive impact of community support. Schmidt, in expressing gratitude for this support, emphasizes the importance of standing together and supporting one another in difficult times.
This heartwarming act of kindness shines a light on the resilience and camaraderie within the Pocono community, serving as an uplifting reminder of the power of friendship and support in the face of adversity. As Schmidt and his employees prepare to get back in business with the help of VanGilder’s trailer, the spirit of unity and mutual aid continues to thrive in the Pocono area.
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