Chief Change Maker and creator of Black Celebrity Giving (BCG,) Jasmine Crowe is bringing her Sunday Soul community event to the D.C. with a little help from a hometown hero.

Sunday Soul a traveling pop-up restaurant experience to provide those experiencing homelessness with a gourmet chef curated meal, and was launched this January in Atlanta, Ga.

As Jasmine and the crew make their way to D.C., BCG has linked up with Grammy-nominated singer Raheem DeVaughn and his LoveLive Foundation, Community Leader Tony Lewis, Jr. and AR Events to host and volunteer. Making the D.C. stop even more special, local barbers have also volunteered their grooming services free of charge to uplift and encourage through their time and talent.

Recognizing that Washington, DC is undergoing many changes as it relates to the homeless population, the synergy with the LoveLife Foundation and Black Celebrity Giving is not only timely but necessary.

For more information on the Sunday Soul Pop Up Dinner, we ask that supporters please visit http://sundaysouldc.splashthat.com/  or www.lovelifedmv.org.