Every year at Thanksgiving, before my family sits down to eat dinner, we spend the day at my restaurant in Jersey City feeding anyone and everyone from the neighborhood who needs a meal.
We don’t take a bite until each visitor has a chance to fill their plate. All are welcome, and I am always humbled by the parade of people who come in. They include homeless individuals, people with jobs who are just scraping by each week, and families with children. I am honored to be able to feed them and appalled that we live in a society where people, particularly kids, are hungry.
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