Supporting Our Community
At Monteverde, community is at the heart of everything we do. As a locally owned business, we believe in giving back to the people, organizations, and initiatives that make our community stronger. Through sponsorships, charitable partnerships, and local collaborations, we are proud to support causes that promote connection, wellness, creativity, and opportunity throughout Red Bank and the surrounding area.
We are honored to stand alongside organizations that share our commitment to making a meaningful impact and creating a more vibrant, inclusive community for everyone.
Red Bank River Center
Through community events, business advocacy, beautification projects, and local partnerships, RiverCenter strengthens the heart of our town while supporting local businesses, artists, and charitable initiatives. Together, we’re helping create a vibrant downtown that residents, visitors, and businesses can enjoy year-round.
Jersey Shore Run Club
The Jersey Shore Running Club (JSRC) is New Jersey’s largest running club, bringing together more than 700 members who share a passion for fitness, community, and giving back. As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit and chapter of the Road Runners Club of America, JSRC hosts and participates in more than 50 events each year, raising over $500,000 annually to support local charities and organizations throughout Monmouth and Ocean Counties.
Red Bank Classic 5K
The Red Bank Classic is an annual community 5K that brings runners, families, and local businesses together while raising funds to support youth programs through the Red Bank Family YMCA and the Red Bank Department of Recreation and Human Services.
Indie Street Film Festival
For over 10 years, the Indie Street Film Festival has celebrated independent filmmaking and storytelling by showcasing innovative films from around the world while bringing artists, audiences, and the Red Bank community together through screenings, educational panels, live events, and creative programming.
Oligo Nation
Oligo Nation is a nonprofit dedicated to advancing research and developing more effective treatments for oligodendroglioma, a rare form of brain cancer. Through research funding, advocacy, and community support, the organization works to accelerate breakthroughs and improve outcomes for patients and their families.
Red Bank Borough
We’re proud to call Red Bank home—a vibrant, walkable community known for its thriving small businesses, rich arts and culture, and strong sense of community. Through year-round events, local initiatives, and continued investment in the downtown district, the Borough of Red Bank creates a welcoming place for residents, visitors, and businesses to grow together.
SpOT on Therapy Services
Spot On Therapy Services provides compassionate, individualized pediatric therapy that helps children build lifelong skills and reach their full potential. Through speech, occupational, feeding, and specialized therapeutic services, they empower children and support families in a welcoming, inclusive environment.
Specialized Children’s Hospital
Children’s Specialized Hospital is a nationally recognized leader in pediatric rehabilitation and specialized care, helping children with complex medical, developmental, and behavioral needs reach their full potential. Through compassionate, family-centered care, innovative therapies, and groundbreaking research, the hospital provides life-changing support for children and their families across New Jersey.
Lunch Break
Lunch Break is a Red Bank-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting individuals and families in need throughout Monmouth County and beyond. Through food assistance, clothing, housing support, life skills programs, and community resources, Lunch Break works to alleviate hardship while helping those they serve move toward greater stability and self-sufficiency with compassion and dignity.
Breast Intentions
Breast Intentions is a 501 (c) (3) charity started in New Jersey by two high school teens in 2007, who witnessed the first hand the struggles of treating breast cancer. After their mother and two aunts were all affected by breast cancer within the same year, they wanted to make a difference. They began selling t-shirts, candy, and bracelets to raise money for healing families in their community. The money raised has purchased wigs, prosthetics, paid living expenses, transportation to and from treatments, co-pays, and utility bills – and only grew from there.
