William Floyd Diner encourages patrons to donate meals for those in need
Nearly $500 worth of meals were paid for since Wednesday.
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Dec 1, 2023, 2:21 AM
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Updated 525 days ago
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5ds agoWilliam Floyd Diner in Shirley is giving back for the holiday season.
The diner put up a sign asking for people to pay it forward by donating a certain amount of money of a meal to someone who cannot afford it.
On Wednesday, six meals were paid for and on Thursday, it doubled to 13.
That accounts for nearly $500 worth of meals.
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