DINERS, FOOD TRUCK OWNERS WORK TOGETHER TO HELP OUT MONTANA RESIDENTS AFFECTED BY FIRES

Mar 5, 2019

“At least two food truck owners had personal reasons for giving their product away Sunday in an effort to raise money for Garfield County residents affected by the Lodgepole Complex fire.

Ashley Robichaux, owner of Cajun Phatty’s, is from New Iberia, Louisiana. “We know a thing or two about rebuilding” following devastating hurricanes, she said as her crew prepared fried shrimp, french fries and pork and sausage jambalaya for the large and community-minded crowd.

“We are all too familiar with hurricanes,” she said. ‘We’ve built and rebuilt. We’ll take any opportunity to help the community we can.'”

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