If you can’t pay for your meal with money, you can do volunteer work like washing dishes.
Summary
Community restaurant JBJ Soul Kitchen was founded by Jon Bon Jovi and allows people to pay with donations or volunteer work. There are 3 units spread across New Jersey, offering balanced meals for anyone.
The community restaurant JBJ Soul Kitchen, which has offices in New Jersey and Newark, in the United States, has always operated on a “pay what you can” basis. JBJ Soul Kitchen’s menu does not include prices, but if you can afford a minimal donation, it will help cover costs for those who can’t. And the person behind this project is none other than Jon Bon Jovi.
However, if you cannot pay for the meal with money, you can do volunteer work, such as washing dishes.
In 2011, Jon Bon Jovi founded his first pilot unit, in the Red Bank area, and in 2016 the second unit appeared, in the Tom’s River area of New Jersey.
A third restaurant, dedicated to serving low-income college students, opened in 2020 at the public Rutgers State University in New Jersey. The site is open to students, faculty and staff.
The community restaurant serves balanced meals, with quality ingredients and very carefully presented, equally prepared for anyone who sits down to eat.
The menus offer 3 typical American dishes, with appetizer, main course and dessert, including vegan, kosher, hala and gluten-free options.
In 2019, faced with delays in payments to government workers in the US, Jon offered free meals to workers without pay.
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