Annual EAT UNITED Food Truck lunch raises funds to support United Way of Cass-Clay
FARGO, N.D. – Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota (BCBSND) invites community members to the 2025 EAT UNITED Food Truck lunch. The event is Wednesday, June 18, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. (CT) in the HealthyDakota Campus East Parking Lot, at the corner of 13th Avenue South and 45th Street South.
A portion of each sale from EAT UNITED goes to the United Way of Cass-Clay's mission to improve lives. Food trucks scheduled to attend include Fargo Fillies, Hot off the Press, Jazzy’s Mobile Kitchen, Jumbo’s Food Truck, K-Dawg: Korean Korndog Food Truck, Mac Daddys, Namaste Chai, Namaste Kitchen, Penny’s Eatery, Queen’s Quesadilla, Smoke My Butt BBQ, Soul Taco, Top Dog Hot Dog, Twisted J’z Mobile Coffee Truck, Windsor Waffles, Wing King.
BCBSND hosts EAT UNITED to bring the community together to give back to the United Way of Cass-Clay. It is one of many activities BCBSND does to support the organization, strengthen BCBSND's culture of community engagement and volunteerism and advance BCBSND's mission to elevate well-being in North Dakota and beyond.
This is the eighth EAT UNITED event at the HealthyDakota Campus (formerly BCBSND Fargo HQ) with thousands of employees and community members attending over the years. BCBSND employee and local musician, Keith Axtman will perform live. Admission is free and seating and shelter will be available.
Mark your calendars and join us for a food truck lunch that helps a bunch. Visit the Facebook event page for more details.
About Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota
BCBSND was founded in 1940 with the mission to provide members with affordable access to health care across the state. As a member-owned, not-for-profit independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association (BCBSA), BCBSND is committed to transforming care and health across the state to improve outcomes, lower cost trends and make it easier to shop, buy and use health care coverage. Members have access to unmatched local service and to a comprehensive network of health care providers across the state, the nation and more than 190 countries.
