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2024

Ruthie's food truck to spin off daytime cafe in historic Dallas building

CultureMap Dallas

A Dallas food truck famous its for gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches is expanding into a permanent space: Called Ruthie’s Cafe, it’ll be an offshoot of Ruthie’s Fueled For Good, the massively popular food truck that’s been rolling in Dallas since 2011.

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Dallas food truck expands to brick and mortar location, offering second chances

CBS News

Ruthie’s, a food truck, is expanding to a brick and mortar location in South Dallas. The sandwich shop is also giving its employees a second chance and rebuilding lives.
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Big Game Watch Party Snacks

WFAA Good Morning Texas

Alonzo Anderson and Ashlee Kleinert from Ruthie’s For Good give us their twist on snacks for the big game.
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Dallas Mavericks and Ruthie’s For Good: An inspiring partnership nourishing Dallas communities and hearts

Dallas Doing Good

The Dallas Mavericks have unveiled a transformative partnership with a food truck to create meaningful connections within the Dallas community.

“We want to give back in the community we work and play in,” says Hannah Sherertz, the Senior Director of Corporate Responsibility for the Dallas Mavericks and Executive Director of the Mavs Foundation.

The Mavericks are teaming up with Ruthie’s For Good, a food truck business dedicated to providing employment and rehabilitation opportunities for individuals impacted by the justice system. Ruthie’s food trucks can often be spotted selling gooey grilled cheese sandwiches at Klyde Warren Park in downtown Dallas and to hungry Mustangs at Southern Methodist University football and basketball games.

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2023

Grilled cheese and marriage: Dallas couple recreates fateful first date

WFAA

Last year, even though Ronnie Thomas came to Ruthie’s food truck at Klyde Warren Park in Dallas to meet a blind date, he said he didn’t expect anything more than grilled cheese.

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Ashlee Kleinert’s Ruthie’s Food Good fuels the community

Preston Hollow Advocate

Doing good and helping others is Ashlee Kleinert’s bread and butter – literally.

Over a decade ago, Kleinert attended a national conference for event planning where a speaker mentioned food trucks were a new trend on the block. Although Kleinert didn’t have any prior experience with that business, she took the idea and ran with it. Or, drove with it.

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Ruthie's For Good food truck teams with Dallas Mavericks for community events

Fox 4 News

A Dallas food truck owner with a recipe for great sandwiches and giving back now has an assist from the Dallas Mavericks.

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Dallas Mavericks teams up with impactful food truck in Dallas

NBC5 DFW

The Dallas Mavericks is launching a new initiative with an impactful food truck concept in Dallas.

Ruthie’s For Good is a food truck business that serves as a fresh-start employer for individuals previously touched by the criminal justice system.

The Mavs will team up with Ruthie’s for community events throughout the season, including Snacks of Kindness, which supports non-profits and different groups by providing delicious meals while spotlighting their community work across North Texas.

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Making North Texas a better place

Texas Today

Find out why Ruthie’s Food for Good is teaming up with the Dallas Mavericks to make North Texas a better place.

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Ruthie’s Grilled Cheese Food Truck Acts as a Resource for At-risk Teenagers

Texas Highways

Named after Kleinert’s grandmother, Ruth, Ruthie’s was one of Dallas’ first trendy food trucks. Over the years, Ruthie’s has expanded to four food trucks and can be found on numerous local “best grilled cheese” lists.

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The Best Grilled Cheese In The US, According To Tasting Table Staff

Tasting Table

In 2011, Ruthie’s gourmet grilled cheese truck began rolling down the streets of Dallas. It was early in the city’s food truck renaissance, with most well-heeled Dallasites preferring to dine in a traditional brick-and-mortar versus eating while standing.

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