Here in Anaheim the donut shops are owned by Vietnamese immigrants, and they are very nice, and they feed donuts and bottles of water to the homeless people. They are open 24 hours and the abused women can go there anytime and be safe and have coffee and donuts in a safe place. I could go there right now and get an Apple Fritter, and if I was poor they would give it to me free. They are very nice people.
And we have a restaurant, "The Olive Garden" and they feed pasta and sandwiches and soup to the homeless shelters, etc, and to the Mental Health Associations, etc. The Olive Garden is great.
And we have Chef Bruno who feeds homeless children and helps them to find homes, his book "The Power of Pasta" raises money to help the homeless children.
The schools can feed the students, and everyone in Kentucky can at least have a free Associate in Arts Degree from a good community college.
Homeboy Industries and Father Boyle can help to feed the students, they can teach Kentucky how to use the homeless and the former criminals to make food for the poor. They can teach the homeless how to become chefs, etc. The chefs can make Eggplant Parmesan for the students, etc, Mexico can send Eggplant to Kentucky, and Wisconsin can send cheese to Kentucky, etc. Homeboy Industries can make cheese, etc, and they can train chefs, etc.
The World Trade Center in New York City can organize everything to help the homeless people, etc, and to feed Eggplant from Mexico to poor people in Kentucky, etc, and to get the cheese, etc. They can get chicken from Tyson Foods in Arkansas, etc.
And Kiwanis International is Global, and they help people everyday all around the world.
Salute,
Tony V.