A non-profit organization in Seoul dispatches food trucks to facilities in need.
SEOUL, South Korea -- The scrumptious smell of shrimp patties and brioche buns cooking over a sizzling pan filled the air. Watermelon-shaped rice cake bars were piled up in one corner, iced tea and soda in the other.
Sending a fancy decorated catering truck to a concert or a filming set for an idol and staff is a long-time fan culture in South Korea. T&C Foundation, a non-profit organization in Seoul, began the food truck project in February for 16 facilities for underprivileged children. The goal was to make sure children were provided with balanced nutrition amid the pandemic, as facilities that relied on donations and grants fell under economic pressure. School lockdowns and transition to online classes left many children skipping meals provided at their schools.
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