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A kitchen filled with love and lots of pizza made a stop in Great Falls on Wednesday, as the Little Caesar's "Love Kitchen" rolled in to town to feed people at the Great Falls Rescue Mission.

The mobile kitchen travels across the country to feed the hungry, often making stops at scenes of natural disasters, including New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

The local franchise on 10th Avenue South, owned by Larry Jolly, donated food and supplies to make over 50 pizzas for the Rescue Mission.

Jolly said that he's proud to be able to help the Great Falls community.

Click here to learn more about the Little Caesar's Love Kitchen, including this brief excerpt:

One of the most significant corporate programs Little Caesars Pizza has funded is an award winning, nationally recognized program called the Little Caesars Love Kitchen. The Ilitch family established the non-profit foundation to feed the hungry and homeless in the U.S. and Canada, feeding more than 1.5 million people in need since 1985. The mobile kitchen's planned use is focused on special programs and disaster relief efforts, and in October of 2001 traveled to New York City to feed rescue workers at the World Trade Center site.