We are neighbors feeding neighbors It happens after dark when anonymity is at its height. Parents pull up in front of Ruth’s Food Cart at the corner of 8th St. and 4th Ave. They open the cart's doors and take out food for their families. It happens in the morning when people without shelter have roused themselves from wherever they found slumber. They walk or bike to Ruth’s Food Cart to see what there is for breakfast. If a church member is there, they happily express their gratitude. It happens in the afternoon as neighborhood kids come home from school. They check the cart for an afternoon snack. Ruth’s Food Cart feeds our neighborhood. We intentionally keep the cart no barrier to meet the gaps left by other pantries.