San Antonio's chefs and restaurant owners help the community break bread. Now a member of San Antonio's restaurant scene is asking the community to spare some bread in return.
San Antonio's chefs and restaurant owners help the community break bread. Now a member of San Antonio's restaurant scene is asking the community to spare some bread in return.
Hendricks, a father of two, started doing pop-ups in 2018 as Smackerel, and by 2020 had his own Smack's food truck serving up signature supersized chicken sandwiches. However, his brain tumor diagnosis has made the going tough both financially and for his family, he posted on aAs you can imagine, this diagnosis has been a shock to my family and me. We’re doing everything we can to fight this, but the financial burden is heavy," Hendricks wrote.
Hendricks started the GoFundMe page on Aug. 25. As of Monday, Sept. 2, he's more than halfway past his $15,000 goal.
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