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FWIW, Raleigh has had an independent non-profit pay-what-you-can restaurant for about 16 months now: https://tableraleigh.org/about https://tableraleigh.org/ab
by js2 8y ago
FWIW, Raleigh has had an independent non-profit pay-what-you-can restaurant for about 16 months now:
https://tableraleigh.org/about https://tableraleigh.org/about
Customers have multiple options to pay and to pay-it-forward.
- Pay the suggested price
- At least half of the suggested price
- By volunteering with us
Pay it Forward
- Tip to fulfill our mission
- Buy a $10 token to hand out yourself in the community
I suspect these may work better as independent establishments as opposed to being part of a chain or large corporation.
- askvictor 8y agoMelbourne, Australia has had a pay-what-you-can restaurant (actually a number of them coming and going) since 2000: https://www.lentilasanything.com https://www.lentilasanything.com
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- maxxxxx 8y ago“I suspect these may work better as independent establishments as opposed to being part of a chain or large corporation” Agreed. I am always skeptical of large corporations doing charity work. It’s never clear clear where the money is going and whether they just do it for PR. I find it easier to trust smaller organize.