Public Kitchen in Visoko Needs Money for Utility Costs

Volunteers from the Public Kitchen in Visoko have requested financial assistance from good people to regularly pay bills for gas, rent, electricity, and other utility costs, writes the BH News Agency Patria.

A group of volunteers from Visoko opened a public kitchen at the end of 2014, where one hundred families receive a hot meal every day, and the number of users of this public kitchen is increasing almost daily.

The public kitchen in Visoko exists thanks to donations from good people. Volunteers explain that their biggest problem now is collecting money for utility costs.

- We would be happy if someone took over paying the electricity bill, which is between 100 and 150 KM per month, we need 200 KM for rent, we still have obligations for gas, water, sanitary inspection... - said the Public Kitchen in Visoko.

In addition to food, between three and four thousand KM are needed each month for the operation of the Public Kitchen in Visoko to function smoothly, writes Patria.

See more about the Public Kitchen in Visoko at mladivolonteri.org