Diners pay for a meal, and the receipt is placed on a board. Anyone needing a hot meal can grab it and head to the counter for that order.
LEXINGTON COUNTY, S.C. — A burger restaurant in Red Bank is starting the new year on a positive note, focusing on loving their neighbor through a new initiative.
A customer chooses something from the menu to buy, they purchase it, and the employee tapes this receipt to the meal board. Then someone in need can come in, take the receipt and have a free meal since someone else has already paid for it. The idea is to help people down on their luck, short on money or homeless.
Jay Webb, the owner of Hwy55 Burgers, Shakes & Fries, said the easiest way to love his neighbor is to serve them food.
“All I’m doing is providing the place for this to take place,” Webb said.
He adopted the “Love Your Neighbor Meal Board” just two …