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Jaden Smith expands mission to provide free meals for homeless in LA By rolling | May 14, 2021 | Jaden Smith (Photo credit: Bang Media) Jaden Smith is set to open a restaurant to help feed the homeless in Los Angeles. The 22-year-old actor and singer — who is the son of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith — will open a new restaurant called I Love You to help feed those living on Los Angeles’ Skid Row, after having previously run the I Love You food truck business. Jaden Smith’s food trucks have been giving free food to homeless people in LA for two years, but the new restauran...

This isn’t he 22-year-old activist’s first time giving back. Since 2019, he has been helping feed communities with his I Love You food truck in the Los Angeles Skid Row area. Now he’s helping out in a bigger way. In an interview with Variety, Jaden explained that anyone can order from the eatery but if a customer is not homeless they’ll have to pay ‘more than the food’s worth so that you can pay for the person behind you. According to the actor, ‘It’s for homeless people to get free food.’ History of Giving Back

Jaden Smith to open up a restaurant to help feed the homeless in Los Angeles Bang Showbiz 1 hour ago Bang Showbiz © Bang Showbiz Jaden Smith Jaden Smith is set to open a restaurant to help feed the homeless in Los Angeles. The 22-year-old actor and singer – who is the son of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith – will open a new restaurant called I Love You to help feed those living on Los Angeles’ Skid Row, after having previously run the I Love You food truck business. Jaden’s food trucks have been giving free food to homeless people in LA for two years, but the ...

The activist, 22, has already been helping feed the homeless since the launch of his I Love You food truck in Los Angeles Skid Row area back in 2019.

Newark’s water crisis took hold just as Sanders started her business, in the form of record-high lead levels in drinking water of schools. In 2017, the city reported lead levels were above the federal action level and in 2018 and 2019, lead levels rose to some of the highest of any major city in the country. “Imagine a kid drinking this water from the time they grow up to their teenage years, knowing how damaging it is and what it can do to their brain development,” she says. Sanders has to dedicate precious educational space, not to mention significant funding, to an ongoing stock of ...