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Brunch for a Cause: Table 301 (and friends) will donate 100% of Saturday brunch profits to Helene relief

Since 2004, Brunch for a Cause has raised money for relief efforts after natural disasters, but this time it’s a lot closer to home.

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Soby’s is a Greenville classic for a reason. | Photo by GVLtoday

Brunch for a Cause returns Saturday, Oct. 5 as five Table 301 restaurants + two former Table 301 restaurants donate 100% of their sales during brunch and lunch service to support Helene relief.

The following restaurants will donate all profits to the American Red Cross + The World Central Kitchen. Click on the restaurant’s name to make a reservation. Pro tip: If Open Table or Resy don’t show any availability, give the restaurant a call — there may still be tables.

Editor’s note: The Jones Oyster Co. is walk-in only.

Brunch for a Cause started at Soby’s in 2004 in response to the Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami. Since then, it has raised $160,000+ for relief efforts following natural disasters.

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