Marinated chicken with fresh vegetables and garlic sauce.
Food Truck for Church, Mosque & Temple Fundraisers in DC, VA, MD
After services
Raise funds after services, not in the kitchen.
Fundraisers, youth group nights, bazaars, open houses and volunteer thank-yous at churches, mosques, temples and community centers in DC, Northern Virginia and Maryland. One fully halal menu for an interfaith or mixed crowd.
Written for administrators, event committees and youth or fundraising leads.
- 100% halal menu
- For administrators
If you book for churches, mosques & temples
The same volunteers cook every fundraiser.
Congregations raise money with food because people show up for it, but the bake sale and the fish fry rest on the same few volunteers. A truck in the parking lot after services, or on a youth-night Friday, brings a crowd without anyone working a fryer.
For interfaith events, open houses and community dinners, food rules matter. A fully halal menu with a vegetarian option lets mosques serve their own community comfortably, and lets churches and temples welcome Muslim neighbors without separate trays. For Eid and iftar plans, see our faith gatherings page.
How it works
How congregations run it.
Give-back fundraiser
Members and neighbors buy at the window and part of the day supports your cause. Arrangements depend on the date, location and expected turnout; ask in your request.
Hosted community meal
The congregation or a donor covers a set window: volunteer appreciation, an open house or an interfaith dinner.
Recurring after-services date
Once a month after the main service or Friday prayers. We plan the dates with your administrator ahead of time.
Before we quote
What we need from you.
Send what you have. Gaps are fine; we fill them in together before anything is confirmed.
Start the request- Approval from your administrator or board for the lot
- The service or prayer times we should plan around
- Expected attendance and whether it is a fundraiser, hosted or pay-your-own
- For give-back days: what you are raising for and how you will promote it
- Space: A level spot about the size of two parked cars, with room beside the serving window for a line
Seasoned lamb, fresh vegetables and cool sauce in pita.
Crispy chicken on a toasted bun with fresh toppings.
Hot, crisp golden fries.
Classic funnel cake dusted with powdered sugar.
Menus and pricing are quoted per event. Can’t fit a truck? Ask about catering.
Do you do give-back nights for churches and mosques?
Ask in your request. Whether a give-back works, and how it is set up, depends on the date, location and expected turnout. We agree it in writing first.
Can you time service around prayer or worship?
Yes. Share the service or prayer times and we plan setup and the busiest window around them.
Is the food suitable for an interfaith event?
The whole menu is 100% halal and there is a vegetarian falafel wrap. If guests have other dietary rules, tell us and we help you choose.
What about Eid and iftar?
See our faith and cultural gatherings page for Eid, iftar and community celebrations, or mention the date in your request.
Can you send a certificate of insurance?
Ask for it in your request and include the coverage and additional-insured wording your venue, property or event requires. We confirm in writing what we can provide before you book, so nothing is assumed.
How much space does the truck need?
A level spot about the size of two parked cars, with room beside the serving window for a line. Tell us about curbs, gates, slopes or overhead branches and we plan the approach with you.
How much does it cost?
Every date is quoted on its own. It depends on the date, location, service window, menu and whether the host covers the food or guests pay for their own. Send a request and we reply with availability and a quote. Nothing is booked or charged until you confirm.
Your event. Our next stop.
After services.
Let’s set it up.
Send the date, the place and a rough headcount. We reply with availability, a menu plan and a quote. Nothing is booked or charged until you say yes.
