
Welcome to the Table, a Community
Outreach Brunch serving residents of Long Branch and surrounding towns.
Providing Hope, a 501 (c) (3) organization welcomes
residents of Long Branch and surrounding towns to the table for a monthly
Community Outreach Brunch. St. Luke’s
United Methodist Church will host the brunch on January 26th and the
4th Sunday of each month thereafter.
In an effort to address hunger and the stigma associated
with asking for help, the brunch provides a social, relaxing environment for
our neighbors that are struggling with food insecurity.
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The hunger epidemic has resulted with our neighbors barely
surviving, the tragedy of one in six children not having enough to eat,
families must depend on convenience stores and take out for their food supply,
where stress is high because people feel so alone. It doesn’t have to be like this.
Providing Hope currently offers community wellness programs
in the town of Long Branch with an emphasis on the epidemic of childhood
obesity and hunger, two problems inextricably linked. The goal of the brunch is to unite families
to create healthy communities with support from local businesses and community
groups.
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Welcome to the table, January 26th, 12noon to 2pm
at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church. Thank
you to the following community businesses for their donations.
La Scarpetta, West Long Branch
Illiano’s, Eatontown
Por Do Sol / Mar Belo, Long Branch
Party Corner, Ocean
Caputo’s Bakery, Long Branch
Meat
& More, Asbury Park
Boutique Laundry, Long Branch
Christopher Café, Eatontown
Wennings, Long Branch
Bagel
Hut, Aberdeen
Stop and Shop, West End
Tuzzio’s, Long Branch