MEMPHIS, TN – Warming shelters are giving people a safe place to stay and get out of the cold, and one of the food trucks you may have seen around town is also lending a hand.

An email for help went out and within minutes, food trucks like Say Cheese signed up to help to make sure people in the warming center are going to bed not only warm, but with a full belly.

The arctic blast has us doing anything to stay warm, and there’s nothing like a warm, gooey grilled cheese paired with a cup of tomato soup to melt away the chill of below freezing temperatures.

Terry LaRue and his wife Allison started the food truck in 2015. The only item on the menu is grilled cheese, a specialty of Terry when he worked in the Methodist Germantown emergency room.

On Monday night, sandwiches warmed the hands and bellies of Memphians settling in for the night inside the Benjamin Hooks warming center.

And making these sandwiches also warmed Terry’s soul.

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