Sophie Turner And Joe Jonas Sent 100 Meals To Healthcare Workers In Los Angeles

Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas just thanked healthcare workers on the frontlines at a Los Angeles hospital in a seriously delectable way.


The pair donated 100 hot meals to East Los Angeles Doctors Hospital through the Fueling the Fearless campaign, which works to hire local restaurants struggling to create ends meet as a result of the global coronavirus pandemic. The business operates across numerous cities behind Los Angeles, including Seattle, San Francisco, Washington D.C., And New York.


Fueling the Fearless thanked Turner and Jonas for their contributions on Instagram and also because the Jonas Brothers' manager Phil McIntyre and spouse Shonda McIntyre.


"A BIG THANK YOU to @joejonas @sophiet @philymack @shondamcintyre for donating 100 meals to East LA Doctors Hospital," read the Instagram thank you post. "This hospital is in the heart of downtown LA and serves a vastly underprivileged community with limited resources and support. The personnel work tirelessly to care for the community and those often forgotten. Through these kind of completely paid sponsorships @alikisgreektaverna and her donors bring a moment of relief to a most grateful personnel. One hot meal lets them know we are all in this together."


It was a kind gesture of the couple to take part in, for sure, just like Miley Cyrus and boyfriend Cody Simpson shared tacos with a local hospital recently. Meanwhile, on the house front, Joe spent some time while in quarantine creating one of Sophie's preference Indian dishes: tikka masala. It generally features chunks of chicken in a delectable, creamy spiced curry sauce and is served alongside rice.


Joe took to his Instagram story with pictures of some of the ingredients he used to put the meal with each other, including tomato puree, masala garam spice, chopped garlic, and onions. It seemed like he was on his way to cooking up a delectable homemade version of the staple of customary Indian cuisine. If you're cooking, Joe, we're coming over.