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Poor people wait in line at the food stall, which opens at 12 p.m. JP/ Boy T. Harjanto
People wait for their free meal. JP/ Boy T. Harjanto
A volunteer serves a portion of white rice for the free meal. JP/ Boy T. Harjanto
The free meal at Shodaqoh food stall consists of a portion of rice, fried catfish, sambal and vegetables. JP/ Boy T. Harjanto
Raw vegetables for the free meal. JP/ Boy T. Harjanto
An elderly woman receives her free meal. JP/ Boy T. Harjanto
Poor people enjoy their free meals. JP/ Boy T. Harjanto
A man bites into his fried catfish. JP/ Boy T. Harjanto
It was raining in Yogyakarta on Friday, Jan. 19, 2018 but dozens of poor people flocked to the Shodaqoh (alms) food stall on Jl. Gedongkuning, Yogyakarta.
The food stall – which only opens on Fridays – was established in September 2014 by Yuniana Oktoviati. The 33-year-old said she only wanted to share with the poor people, especially since the cost of living is rising.
Poor people began to flock to her food stall at 12 p.m. to get a free meal of rice and vegetables with chicken, fish or eggs and hot tea. The menu varies every week. Yuniana provides between 120 and 150 portions per week.
Each poor person gets one free meal. [yan]
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