No one on our street eats alone.
We’re neighbors on the Space Coast. On Sundays we cook, we set one more place than we need, and we carry a plate to anyone who can’t get to the table.
There’s room.
We always set one extra place, just in case.
Ways to sit down
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Come eat.
Sundays at 4. Bring nothing. Sit anywhere. If you come alone, you won’t stay alone for long.
How supper works -
Cook with us.
The kitchen opens at 10:30. If you can peel a potato, you know enough. Nobody is grading the soup.
See the kitchen jobs -
Drive a plate.
One short trip. You carry supper to someone’s door, and you stay a minute if they’d like the company.
How driving works
One Sunday
This is how the day goes.
10:30
Someone turns the oven on.
The first one in unlocks the door, lights the oven and puts the coffee on. For a little while, it’s quiet.
12:00
The chopping starts.
Onions first, then everything else. Somebody turns the radio on and somebody else changes the station. If more people are coming than we planned on, we add water to the soup.
2:30
The plates leave first.
Before anyone sits down, the drivers load up. Each plate is covered, has a name on it and goes out hot. The people who can’t come eat when the rest of us eat.
4:00
Supper.
We pull up the chairs. Somebody says a few words, or nobody does. There’s always one place left over, and most Sundays it doesn’t stay empty.
By six the chairs are stacked. Next Sunday, we do it again.
Reading this for your mother? For a neighbor?
You can ask for them. You don’t have to explain much. Tell us a first name, the street, and anything they can’t eat.
We call first, so nobody is surprised at the door. Then a neighbor brings a plate on Sunday, and stays a minute if that’s welcome.
Or call (321) 555-0117
Who we are, and how to check us
We’re neighbors. A small board of neighbors keeps the books and answers for every gift. The name comes from pulling up one more chair.
Before you give or sign up, look us up. We would.
How to check us
This is a sample. Each item in brackets shows where your own facts go.
- 501(c)(3) status
- EIN: [your number]
- Who runs it
- Board: [your board members' names]
- Annual report
- [your file here]
- IRS Form 990
- [your file here]
- Florida charity registration
- Florida registration: CH[your number]
A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE.
[the state's toll-free number and website]
Sundays at 4.
- Where
- Palm Bay, on the Space Coast. [your address here]
- Plates
- They leave the kitchen at 2:30.
- Bring
- Nothing. Come as you are.
- Call or write
- (321) 555-0117
hello@the-extra-chair.example
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