Toms River Mayor Wants Jon Bon Jovi's Charitable Restaurant Removed
CBS New YorkMay 7, 20252 min198,524 views
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- 🎯 The JBJ Soul Kitchen, a charitable restaurant founded by Jon Bon Jovi and his wife, is facing opposition from the mayor of Toms River, New Jersey.
- 💡 The restaurant operates on a pay-it-forward model, where those who can afford a meal pay for it and donate to cover meals for those who cannot.
- 🤝 A temporary pop-up kitchen was opened inside the Toms River Library, which has been described as a "blessing" by individuals experiencing homelessness.
Mayor's Concerns and Accusations
- ⚠️ The mayor of Toms River claims the JBJ Soul Kitchen is making the township a "haven for the homeless."
- 🗣️ He alleges that nonprofits are gathering people from across the state and bringing them to Toms River, suggesting the library is not an appropriate location.
- 🚫 The mayor explicitly stated, "I definitely want it gone and I want the county to stop dropping people off in Tom's River."
Counterarguments and Foundation's Response
- 📊 A county commissioner stated that the issue did not originate with Bon Jovi's popup kitchen and that incidents have not increased, contrary to the mayor's claims.
- 🏠 The JBJ Soul Foundation released a statement emphasizing their commitment to ending homelessness through "real solutions" and highlighting their work in building nearly a thousand units of affordable and supportive housing.
- 📅 The commissioner also clarified that the county is not busing anyone to Toms River and that the popup kitchen at the library is scheduled to remain until May.
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