The truck was in service in Tukwila for about two weeks before rising gas prices began straining Oceania Northwest’s limited budget. Then came the theft.
TUKWILA, Wash. — A donated food truck meant to serve Pacific Islander families is now racking up thousands of dollars in repair costs after thieves targeted the vehicle belonging to Tukwila nonprofit Oceania Northwest.
The organization serves 1,400 Pacific Islander families. In February, the White Center Food Bank offered Oceania Northwest one of its trucks after acquiring new vehicles. Joseph Seia, who runs the organization, said the vehicle quickly became a lifeline, allowing Oceania Northwest to reach families in Everett and
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