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10-30-2025 04:08 PM - edited 10-30-2025 04:25 PM
A Montgomery County, PA restaurant has posted this generous offer on FB:
10-30-2025 04:13 PM - edited 10-31-2025 11:17 AM
This family will be rewarded in the future for their humanity today. I love to read posts like yours.
Editted to add that 2 Italian restaurants in my area are offering meals to those losing their SNAP benefits.
10-30-2025 04:16 PM - edited 10-30-2025 04:17 PM
that is a wonderful thing they are doing. Things are kinda tight and miserable for so many. Humans don't deserve to be treated this way. But thank God for people who step up. Thank you for the story
10-30-2025 04:16 PM
Brings me joy to see the generosity of this family.❤️
10-30-2025 04:19 PM
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10-30-2025 05:01 PM
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10-30-2025 05:51 PM
What a wonderful thing to do.
Many restaurants give back to the community. There are many homeless people in the city nearest to me. Quite a few pizza/sandwich shops have a bulletin board or cork wall that allows people to pin cash, gift cards or paid IOU's on it.
If you need a meal and have no money, you are welcome to help yourself.
Many paying patrons help out by pinning $ on the wall.
Luckily, kids get free breakfast and lunch at schools if their family has a EBT card. They also get to take backpacks of food home every Friday and return the backpacks for a refill next week.
They can also visit food pantries or call local church organizations.
It's the home bound seniors who don't drive or have anyone to help that I worry about. They will be forgotten.
If you know anyone like this, reach out. Stores won't deliver food without payment and the elderly are unable to help themselves and are often confused.
10-30-2025 06:02 PM - edited 10-30-2025 06:04 PM
@Carmie wrote:What a wonderful thing to do.
Many restaurants give back to the community. There are many homeless people in the city nearest to me. Quite a few pizza/sandwich shops have a bulletin board or cork wall that allows people to pin cash, gift cards or paid IOU's on it.
If you need a meal and have no money, you are welcome to help yourself.
Many paying patrons help out by pinning $ on the wall.
Luckily, kids get free breakfast and lunch at schools if their family has a EBT card. They also get to take backpacks of food home every Friday and return the backpacks for a refill next week.
They can also visit food pantries or call local church organizations.
It's the home bound seniors who don't drive or have anyone to help that I worry about. They will be forgotten.
If you know anyone like this, reach out. Stores won't deliver food without payment and the elderly are unable to help themselves and are often confused.
The food banks are in serious trouble. They did not get expected deliveries from the government, plus the denial of SNAP card funding.
Isn't EBT another name for SNAP?
10-30-2025 06:12 PM - edited 10-30-2025 06:16 PM
Same in my area. A local restaurant is offering a pay what you can on Tues, Wed & Thurs during lunch and dinner until shutdown is over. Roast chicken, herbed carrots, mashed potatoes or smoked tofu, mashed potatoes and herb carrots. Also a few choices from the kid's menu.
"EVERYONE deserves a warm meal. At Ollie’s we are now offering a pay what you can meal. What does that mean? Literally that. We have 4 choices right now but hope to expand them. Order from that menu and our server will hand you their tablet and you can put any price for those items that you feel you can afford. If that is $10, $5, $1, or $0. There is no pressure, no judgement, no worries for you or your family."
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