LATEST STORIES:

Poilievre says he would give police more power to dismantle tent cities

Hamilton reminds homeowners to complete Vacant Unit Tax declaration

Hamilton police recover two vehicles used in fatal shooting of innocent bystander

Lawyer wants to save war memorials at Hudson’s Bay stores in Toronto, Calgary

Crown, defence make final arguments in trial of pair accused of killing OPP officer

Ontario to boost rural, northern primary and emergency care in agreement with OMA

Charity in Hamilton asks for help after food trailer breaks down

  • Updated:
Share this story...

The truck that pulls the “Men’s Street Ministry” food trailer has broken down, and repairs are too expensive for the charity to take on themselves, so now they are asking for help.

On Saturday, the trailer was parked at Victoria Park in Brantford.

Roger Boyd and Men’s Street Ministry have been helping feed people in Hamilton and Brantford for several years.

The owner of the trailer says to replace the engine on the truck it will cost anywhere from $15,000 to $22,000, therefore he started a Go Fund Me page to raise money for the engine.

READ MORE: Hamilton police ticket injured cyclist in hospital after being hit by car

 

Related Stories