Community raises $1,500 to keep food truck in business
A family owned business in Orange County is thanking the community for saving it’s livelihood.
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Mar 3, 2021, 12:09 PM
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yesterdayA family owned business in Orange County is thanking the community for saving
it’s livelihood.
The Empanada Master Food Truck had its generator stolen while it was
parked in Monroe.
Since then, a GoFundMe has
raised more than $1,500 to buy a new generator and more security cameras.
“Our family has been givers forever…and to see
this response…I see this support, it’s humbling. It’s very humbling," says
Empanada Master owner Ruben Estrada.
So far, no arrests have been made. Anyone with information on the robbery is asked to call Blooming Grove police at (845) 496-9161.
