Name: Two River Alternatives Networking Lunch
Start: 2026-03-26T11:30:00-04:00
End: 2026-03-26T13:30:00-04:00
Location: JBJ Soul Kitchen

Join us on March 26 for a networking lunch at JBJ SoulKitchen. $40 suggested donation; generosity encouraged
About this Event

JBJ Soul Kitchen is a non-profit Community Restaurant established by the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation. We serve paying customers and those in-need. If you are unable to pay, we invite you into our restaurant to enjoy a warm meal and learn about volunteering opportunities at JBJ Soul Kitchen. If you can donate, we ask that you make a suggested donation and also Pay it Forward. We provide a dining experience that fosters a sense of community and addresses issues of food insecurity.
There have been so many "Code Blue" nights this winter and the JBJ Foundation has been contributing their support, building community, leading with dignity and respect and have created a welcoming space for all.
Let’s take our next lunch meet-up of Two River Alternatives Networking Group to JBJ Soul Kitchen in Red Bank — not just for the delicious, chef-prepared meals but for the meaningful impact our gathering can have on the community. JBJ Soul Kitchen is a community restaurant with no prices on the menu; instead, you’re invited to make a suggested donation or simply enjoy a meal and learn more about their mission to fight food insecurity and build connection through dignity and respect.
With locally sourced, seasonal dishes and a welcoming atmosphere, this is a perfect spot for great conversation, new connections, and supporting a local initiative that brings neighbors together — where friendship really is the daily special.
Seats limited to 32 people.
A Community Restaurant is a place where both individuals and families can come to enjoy a delicious, locally sourced meal in a warm and welcoming setting while meeting our neighbors. As a Community Restaurant, our mission is not only to serve healthy meals but also to partner with local organizations to provide additional resources, addressing needs beyond food security. JBJ Foundation is asking for $40 per person donation but I am hoping you might consider to be more generous.
Business Casual attire requested.