Pending Donations

Let’s Eat!

Our goal is to disguise a Soup Kitchen as a Restaurant. It will be staffed with volunteer greeters and waiters just like a typical sit-down eatery. We will provide freshly cooked meals on an unconditional, no questions asked, open-door policy to all who are struggling with food insecurity, free of charge! Real food served on real plates.*

We are committed to use food as a tool to strengthen bodies, empower minds and improve the quality of life by serving each person with dignity and respect. Having our guests treated with respect nourishes their soul, just as the food feeds their body.

Individuals in the community who are not struggling financially and are both willing and able to pay for their meals (on a donation basis) will in effect provide an equalizing outcome in that “your surplus might offset their need…so the person with much did not have too much, and the person with little did not have too little.”

What is a Soup Kitchen?

Have you ever wondered is their food insecurity in NY?

(contemplating) 7 days a week from 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

* Patrons do not need to meet any eligibility requirements, all are welcome.

Internet Bistro

Providing to any and all free access to computer work stations with high speed internet services.

Our guests can surf the web, do research, read e-mails, make copies, scan and/or print documents.

Computer monitor with built in camera for video conferencing with family and friends.

Go online to social media (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter) to quickly create, share information, ideas, pictures and videos within their network community.

Wi-Fi services throughout the premises.

Bistro Library

Feeding minds and imaginations!

An adequate library in a cozy, welcoming space where our guests can read quietly with the goal of stimulating individual learning and advancing society as a whole.

While the best predictor of reading success is the amount of time spent reading, reading achievement is also influenced by the frequency, amount, and diversity of reading activities.

A collection of fiction and nonfiction materials at enough different levels to accommodate the many interests and abilities of our patrons designing to check out books for take-home reading.

What’s in the works?

With your support, we’re hoping to provide more Bistro services in the near future.

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PublicBistro location information coming soon

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