Jon Bon Jovi does not hold back even in the face of the coronavirus emergency and continues to work for free in his solidarity restaurants
Don't store avocado like this: it's dangerousWhen there is to help, Jon Bon Jovi does not hold back, even in full coronavirus emergency. Its charity restaurants in New Jersey continue to operate in offering hot meals (but now only to take away) to those who need it most.
We have told you several times about the solidarity initiative of the well-known singer Jon Bon Jovi who has founded some solidarity restaurants where he himself works as a volunteer to help those less fortunate. In fact, in his premises, those who want can eat without paying, in exchange for only a little help in the kitchen or in the management of the structure. All the others are requested to offer an offer to meet the expenses.
Jon Bon Jovi's restaurants where those in need can eat without paying
Despite the coronavirus, the solidarity project of the well-known American singer and musician does not stop. Soul Kitchen is active even if you cannot eat inside the restaurants anymore, the meals are in any case prepared and delivered to those who request them and he needs it.
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However, due to the emergency, volunteer personnel are probably a little scarce. But the "boss" Jon Bon Jovi, despite the possible risks, does not remain with his hands even this time and on the Instagram profile of the restaurants he has been immortalized at work in the last few weeks, when he was preparing the meals to be delivered with the mask.
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But also while washing the dishes.
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Also during this quarantine, Jon Bon Jovi then became the protagonist of a surprise to children. In fact, the singer appeared during a videolesson of a group of very young students from Florida.
Jon Bon Jovi, surprised the children during the online lesson to "interpret" their thoughts on quarantine
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