Basic needs like housing and food are a struggle for some. On Tuesday in Fort Worth, families in need got a free hot meal while waiting in line to get groceries from a local food bank.
On Tuesday morning a long line formed outside the Community Food Bank in Fort Worth. While clients waited to get boxes of groceries, they also waited in line for a free hot meal.
"If we can't help them people then we're not doing our job,," Adam Rentscheler of Texas Bikers Helping Texas said."I was given the name 'preacher' cause that's all I ever talk about," Rentscheler said."They don't need to know who I am, or who anybody in that trailer is, as long as they know the Lord I'm happy."Texas Bikers Helping Texas has a five-year history of helping the Community Food Bank.
"We take pride that we have partners that will come out and feed them a hot meal," Regena Taylor, Community Food Bank Executive Director, said."It takes a village to do everything."
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