This Kochi restaurant installed a Public Fridge where people can drop off leftover food for the homeless
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The restaurant has installed a public fridge right in front of their outlet with the aim of making it a stop for people to ‘donate’
The fridge which has been christened ‘Nanma Maram’ which roughly translates to Giving Tree will be accessible 24/7 to everyone, allowing people to pay a visit, eat or donate anytime they want. The cost of the fridge and electricity is being borne by Pauline.
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With more and more people being aware of this initiative, the idea would be to not only get people to donate to the needy, but also instill the value of not wasting food themselves.
So, the next time you're in
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