Some of DC’s top food and pastry chefs came together to provide more than a hundred homeless men a delectable 5-course meal at the New York Avenue men’s shelter, Sunday, April 3, 2016 at 3:00 p.m. in Northeast. The event was spearheaded by R&B artist Raheem DeVaughn, founder of Love Life Foundation, and Jasmine Crowe, chief change maker of Black Celebrity Giving. What began as an idea in 2013 to provide men, women and children experiencing homelessness with a hot, home-cooked meal complete with volunteers and classic old school music, soon transformed into a Sunday Soul Pop-Up restaurant two years later, that provides a 5-course meal, restaurant style for the homeless. Guests feasted on a variety of appetizers, soup and salads, chicken, fish, and vegetarian entrees, followed by an assortment of desserts such as cupcakes and bread pudding. Sponsors for the event included MAGIC 102.3 radio station, Wegmans, 7 the Barber, Chef Jordan 24/7, Kitchen Cray, and the Akoma Foundation. Sunday Soul also takes place in Atlanta, Georgia, where dates are given in advance. Volunteers have to stay alert for the location, which gives an element of surprise to the highly attended community gathering.