On March 24th, 2023, Eat Clean Bro hosted their second annual gala with 220 guests in attendance, including notable celebrities such as Michael & Lauren Sorrentino, Jackie & Todd Frazier, and Danielle and Nate Cabral. The event aimed to support the Children’s Specialized Hospital, which provides specialized care for local children with complex medical conditions and special healthcare needs. Eat Clean Bro’s goal was to raise awareness and create a long-lasting impact by ensuring that every child in New Jersey has access to specialized pediatric care when they need it. This year, they raised over $105,000, and donations are still pouring in.
Eat Clean Bro, which has kitchens in NJ and GA and serves 24 states, is a meal delivery service that provides chef-prepared meals right to your doorstep. Their commitment to removing processed food, chemicals, and preservatives from your diet is geared towards addressing potential long-term health issues. They use fresh, all-natural ingredients to prepare their meals to suit any lifestyle, whether you’re looking to lose weight, live a clean and healthy life, or build lean muscle mass through a natural diet.
Jamie Giovinazzo, President, and Founder of Eat Clean Bro, said, “Eat Clean Bro takes pride in giving back and we love working with organizations that strive to make a difference. We are so grateful for the opportunity to give back whenever we can, and it’s always a pleasure to partner up with Children’s Specialized Hospital to help thousands of local children.”
Children’s Specialized Hospital, an RWJBarnabas Health facility, is the leading provider of inpatient and outpatient care for children from birth to 21 years of age with special health challenges. They offer care for chronic illnesses and complex physical disabilities, such as brain and spinal cord injuries, as well as developmental, behavioral, and mental health concerns. With 15 locations in New Jersey, their pediatric specialists work with families to provide personalized and effective treatments and therapies so that every child can reach their full potential.
