For the third time in the past year, a catalytic converter from a vehicle belonging to The Kitchen has been stolen.
In February of this year, a converter was stolen from a company van and in September of last year, a converter was stolen on a box truck.
The Springfield based non-profit says deliveries and donation pickups will be halted until the truck is fixed.
Below is a press release from The Kitchen…
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Thieves stole a catalytic converter from The Kitchen, Inc.’s box truck this past weekend.
This is the third catalytic converter stolen from the Kitchen in the past year. Last September, a converter was stolen from the truck, which is used to move clients into their new homes and transport donations. In February, a converter was stolen from the company van used for transporting clients and maintenance around the properties.
Deliveries and donation pickups will be halted until the truck is fixed.
About The Kitchen, Inc.
The Kitchen, Inc.’s mission is to bring stability and purpose to people who are homeless. Maintaining that focus has been possible thanks to community support, collaboration with community organizations that share our vision, dedicated teamwork among staff, and creative and flexible thinking to successfully maneuver the obstacles that arise to help people exit homelessness. To learn more, visit www.thekitcheninc.org.
