A man eats soup and bread near a van of 'Nochlezhka' charity organization as volunteers distribute meals for homeless people in St. Petersburg, Russia December 5, 2018. REUTERS/Anton Vaganov
ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - Most weeks, Roman Redman does a few extra hours in the kitchens of his ribs and burger joint in Saint Petersburg to cook for a less hipster clientele: the city's poor and homeless.
The traditional meat and cabbage soup is ladled into big flasks and driven by volunteers to places around the city where people live rough or subsist on small state pensions.
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