Through the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation, which is providing financial support to spoon full of hope. The project of the church began serving meals in January at a fire station in Union Beach, New Jersey, near his childhood home in Sayreville.
It lost its funding last summer.
Customers can either pay a minimum donation or giving an hour of time to win a dining certificate for voluntary and four family members.
It is similar to the JBJ Soul Kitchen, a community restaurant Bon Jovi founded in Red Bank in 2011.
Bon Jovi says the project gives hope to people still rebuilding their lives.
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