Community Helps 'Cheesus' Food Truck Owner Bounce Back
DENVER (CBS4) - Some people in Denver helped a woman whose controversial food truck was stolen.
CBS4 first told you about the truck on Monday. Genevieve Hardin bought the "What Would Cheesus Do?" truck in February after working in the restaurant industry for 12 years.
The truck was stolen on Sunday night, but recovered on Tuesday -- but the truck was gutted. That's when the community stepped in on Thursday.
"We are going to bring her trailer in. A lot of our vendors are going to donate equipment, and we are going to fix her truck completely free," said Chris Auriemma who owns the Colorado Food Trucks & Restaurant Equipment.
"To see the community and this awesome company come together to rebuild Cheezus is heartwarming, and it makes me feel a thousand times better," Hardin said.
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She says she started receiving threatening messages online from people who say her message was anti-Christian.
Some of the comments spoke about her judgement day while others warned she would spend an eternity in hell.
The food truck serves gourmet grilled cheese.
The hope is to have the work complete by Monday.
