House of Yes: The Story of Truck of Love

House of Yes: The Story of Truck of Love

“After long talks and years to ponder, my siblings and I wouldn’t change how we grew up. Not even if a time machine were invented and we could all go back to that fateful day we sat around the table and our folks asked us one by one if Dad could quit his job and work on Truck of Love full-time. Well, perhaps knowing the full extent of sacrifice we were agreeing to would have made us pause. Maybe we'd opt for a simpler, normal life: video games, soccer leagues, and the occasional European vacation.” - Andy Fullerton. Saying yes to that nagging voice that would not relent has led us into a life we never imagined. The story of Truck of Love involves hundreds of people. What started as a truck load of food and clothing delivered to the poor has morphed into a lifestyle that has enriched us in ways we never imagined. We have found friendship in the Tijuana garbage dump, on the streets of San Jose, California, and on the Tohono O’odham Reservation in Arizona. We have discovered people in each place whose only desire is to provide a good life for their families.