Jones Foster is proud to support The Lord’s Place and its essential meal program, Café Joshua, to help fight food insecurity in Palm Beach County and increase access to basic resources for residents in need through the firm’s Jones Foster Impact community involvement program.
In recognition of National Hunger Awareness Day on June 6, 2024, the JF Impact program is donating 100 lunches to Café Joshua to ensure those who are experiencing homelessness receive a hot, multi-course meal to enjoy in a restaurant-style setting.
The Jones Foster Impact “100” initiative is one of a series of community service projects created to support local nonprofits throughout the year as the firm celebrates 100 years as legal counselors in Palm Beach County.
The mission of The Lord’s Place is to break the cycle of homelessness through its transformative programming designed for the most vulnerable and neglected individuals and families in Palm Beach County. Its comprehensive services include housing opportunities, employment and training, a reentry program, physical and mental health care, and recovery support, among other services. In addition, The Lord’s Place Café Joshua provides breakfast and lunch daily to its residents and other clients experiencing homelessness. The meal program also serves as an opportunity for the organization to partner with other sources of outreach in the community to identify and engage with individuals who are unsheltered and connect them to basic needs.
Through Jones Foster’s unique history, experience, and long-standing commitment to Palm Beach County, we have proudly supported our community for the past 100 years. The Firm’s founding partners instilled a true sense of public service that continues to serve as a fundamental value and ensure that our purpose goes beyond legal services. Our attorneys and staff collaborate regularly with a wide range of local organizations that inspire us to build a better future for us all. Learn more about our community involvement here.
