The Culver Community School Corporation will again this year be hosting three Food Truck Monday events.
The first Food Truck fundraiser will be Monday, June 3rd from 4 to 8 p.m. in the Culver Community Administration Building Parking Lot.
CCSC will be hosting "Food Truck Mondays" on June 3rd, July 1st, and August 5th and they are currently looking for food trucks to set up at their fundraising event.
The fee to set up in the corporation’s parking lot is $25 per truck. This money goes to the CCSC club/class/team that agreed to work the event by setting up, keeping trash picked up, and then cleaning up after the event. This event acts as both a "free to attend" community event and a fundraiser for the students.
If you own or know of someone who owns a food truck that would be interested in attending, they can contact the Culver School Administration Office.
So far they have a tenderloin truck, a BBQ truck, a shaved ice truck, and a Mexican truck that serves tacos.
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