Brunch for a Cause: Greenville Unites for Hurricane Helene Relief Effort on October 5

Brunch with a Purpose: Greenville Restaurants Come Together for Hurricane Helene Relief

Hey there, brunch lovers! If you’re in Greenville, mark your calendar for a delicious and meaningful outing on October 5! This is not just any brunch — it’s an opportunity to treat your taste buds and lend a helping hand to those affected by Hurricane Helene. Yes, you read that right! Several downtown restaurants are joining forces to make a significant impact, donating an impressive 100% of their sales during brunch and lunch service to the American Red Cross and World Central Kitchen.

How It Works

The initiative is called Brunch for a Cause Greenville, organized by the Table 301 Restaurant Group. It’s a heartwarming tradition that started all the way back in 2004 after the devastating Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami. With a mission to show solidarity in times of need, this event has become a staple in the Greenville community, helping raise funds for various disasters over the years. Some may remember the brunches held in response to Hurricane Katrina or the Moore tornado in 2013. More recently, funds were collected to assist victims of the Maui wildfires just this past August.

Participating Restaurants

So, which local gems are stepping up to help? Get ready to indulge at seven amazing restaurants in downtown Greenville, all of which are either current or former members of the Table 301 family. While the full list is available on their site, you’re definitely going to want to try out a few of your favorites. The Jones Oyster Co., a local spot known for its fresh seafood, is available for walk-ins, so no reservations are necessary if you want a last-minute brunch fix!

What’s On Your Plate?

While each restaurant will feature their own unique brunch menu, you can expect a mouthwatering selection that includes everything from savory eggs benedict to sweet fluffy pancakes, fresh seafood delicacies, and so much more! You might want to plan ahead to sample a bit of everything. After all, when the proceeds are going towards such a noble cause, why not treat yourself a little more than usual?

Making Reservations

If you are planning to dine at one of the participating restaurants, it’s always a good idea to book your spot in advance. To reserve your table, you can head over to brunchforacausegreenville.com. However, if you’re feeling spontaneous, just swing by Jones Oyster Co. as they welcome walk-ins and would love to see you!

Why It Matters

You might be wondering why events like these are crucial. Natural disasters often leave communities in turmoil, and the funds raised through this brunch will help provide essential aid and support to those in need. The American Red Cross plays a vital role in offering disaster relief, while World Central Kitchen provides meals in the wake of such events. When the community gathers to enjoy a meal together, it becomes a powerful message of hope and recovery.

Join the Cause!

This October 5, come join your friends, family, and neighbors for a memorable brunch experience that makes a lasting impact. It’s not just about enjoying amazing food; it’s about coming together as a community to lift each other up in tough times. So let’s head out, fill up on some yummy dishes, and show our support for those affected by Hurricane Helene!


Author: HERE Greenville

HERE Greenville

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