Under the Bridge was recognized Tuesday by the Bexar County Commissioners Court for 'invaluable service' to San Antonio's homeless community.
Many people who attend the meals are experiencing homelessness, but Under the Bridge welcomes anyone who is hungry, Ott said. “They’re all needy. … They’re people like you and me, but just in a different situation.”
Ott’s smile was beaming as she held the proclamation alongside Bill and Pam Holler, who took over management of the group in 2012.donations Team members typically divvy up large quantities of food to cook and bring to the bridge, he told the San Antonio Report. “Two [trays] a piece, for five cooks, and we’ve got it done. I cooked up six gallons of green beans.”
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