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Findlay Today
By the People, for the People
Findlay Food Truck Festival Supports Mental Health Services
A portion of every dollar spent at the annual event benefits local mental health organizations.
Apr. 3, 2026 at 10:49pm
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The Findlay Food Truck Festival brings the community together to enjoy local flavors and support mental health services.Findlay TodayThe second annual Findlay Food Truck Festival took place on Friday, with a portion of every dollar spent going to support local mental health services. The event featured various food trucks and vendors, with the proceeds benefiting the Family Resource Center and Via Care Collective, two organizations that provide mental health and substance abuse support in the Hancock County area.
Why it matters
The food truck festival is an important community event that not only showcases local cuisine but also raises awareness and funds for critical mental health services. In a time when access to affordable mental health care is a growing concern, initiatives like this festival can make a meaningful difference in supporting the well-being of Findlay residents.
The details
The food truck festival took place along Tiffin Avenue in Findlay on Friday afternoon. Vendors and community members came together to enjoy the local flavors while also supporting the mission of the Family Resource Center and Via Care Collective. The organizations provide a range of mental health and substance abuse services, and the festival proceeds will help them continue their work in making these services more accessible and affordable for the community.
- The second annual Findlay Food Truck Festival was held on Friday, April 3, 2026.
The players
Tracy Rath
The director of Via Care Collective, one of the organizations benefiting from the festival.
Nicole Boone
A crisis clinician with the Family Resource Center, the other organization receiving proceeds from the event.
What they’re saying
“We work all together to make the community what it is.”
— Tracy Rath, Director, Via Care Collective
“These proceeds will help us continue our mission. We have mental health and substance abuse services at Family Resource Center, and we always believe that people can recover.”
— Nicole Boone, Crisis Clinician, Family Resource Center
What’s next
The Findlay Food Truck Festival is expected to return next year, continuing to support local mental health services through the community event.
The takeaway
The Findlay Food Truck Festival demonstrates how community-driven events can make a tangible difference in supporting vital mental health resources. By dedicating a portion of the festival's proceeds to local organizations, the event not only provides a fun and flavorful experience but also helps ensure more Findlay residents have access to the mental health care they need.
