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The Robert Irvine Foundation is a not-for-profit, 501c3 organization that supports our service members, veterans, first responders, their families, and those in need.

10/31/2026

For military families, community means everything, especially when home and loved ones are far away.

This Halloween, Marines and their families at Camp Pendleton came together for costumes, treats, and a shared meal served by Luis and Olivia of Joselle Filipino Cuisine, one of our veteran-owned Let’s Chow food trucks.

After 21 years of service in the Navy, Luis continues to give back to the military community that means so much to him.

Through the Robert Irvine Foundation’s Let’s Chow program, veteran entrepreneurs like Luis are building businesses while continuing to serve those who serve.

Because a shared meal can do more than bring people to the table. It can help military families feel connected, supported, and at home, wherever they're stationed.

Happy Halloween! 🎃

10/30/2026

A meal may last a few minutes, but the impact of feeling appreciated can stay with someone for a lifetime.

Juan Ramirez, a veteran himself and participant in our Let's Chow Food Truck program, recently had the honor of serving a Breaking Bread with Heroes meal to the Marines of 1st Maintenance Battalion.

One of the sergeants shared, "The Marines really needed this. It was a much-needed morale boost and a reminder that they are appreciated. Thank you for taking care of our Marines."

It's about more than a meal. It's about reminding Marines that they matter, their service is valued, and their sacrifices are not forgotten.

10/27/2026

Veterans across the country are facing an invisible battle, but YOU can be part of the solution.

At Robert Irvine Foundation across our nation, we provide programming designed to help reduce veteran su***de by training individuals in evidence-based prevention techniques, including Crisis Response Planning and Lethal Means Safety.

We invite the supporters of our foundations to take action today by joining a su***de prevention training event or connecting with local veterans in your community. Whether you’re a provider, a family member, or simply someone who cares, your actions can save lives.

Access virtual trainings and learn more: https://wefacethefight.org/resources/trainings-workshops

10/26/2026

6 decades. That's how long some Vietnam veterans had gone without seeing the men they served beside.

Through our Reuniting the Brave program, 200 veterans, family members, and Gold Star families gathered in Denver for a reunion of the 3rd Battalion, 4th Marines.

From Vietnam to Iraq and Afghanistan, generations of Marines came together to reconnect, share stories, and discover how much they had in common. Despite serving in different wars, many shared similar experiences, both in combat and in the challenges of returning home.

One particularly meaningful moment came when the brother of a Marine killed in Vietnam shared what it meant to spend time with the men who had served alongside his brother. Hearing their stories gave him a connection to his brother's life and service that few others could offer.

It's moments like these that remind us why Reuniting the Brave matters. These reunions do more than bring veterans together. They reconnect families, preserve memories, and strengthen a community built on shared service and sacrifice.

Different generations. Different wars. A bond that endures.

10/23/2026

Bonefish Grill is stepping up this November to help diners across the country raise funds for the Robert Irvine Foundation. Starting November 1st, when you order one of the featured dishes created by , $1 goes to the Robert Irvine Foundation, helping bring food, wellness, and community programs to service members, veterans, first responders, and their families. You can also round up your check at any with the difference going directly to the Foundation.

So what's on the menu?
🐟 Thai Coastal Grouper
🥩 Wood-Grilled Sage Ribeye

A shared meal can be the start of something bigger, creating connection and community for those who need it.

Now, your next meal can help do just that. This November, gather your family and friends and head to Bonefish Grill to enjoy a great meal and help make a difference for those who serve.

10/21/2026

Sharing a few of our favorite photos from veteran and first responder meet and greets with O.A.R. during their Three Decades Tour!

Just one week left to enter for a chance to win a trip to Tampa to meet at their November 12 concert. You'll also join the band backstage for a special wrap dinner prepared by himself.

Donate $15 or more for your chance to win while helping the Robert Irvine Foundation create meaningful experiences and opportunities for veterans, service members, first responders, and their families.

Enter now: https://www.prizeo.com/sweepstakes/o-a-r/oar-robert-irvine-2026

10/18/2026

"Thank you for hosting this event. It was great to feel seen and heard.” - Military Spouse at Breaking Bread with Heroes

Food. Connection. Resilience.

These are themes we see come to life at Breaking Bread with Heroes. Food brings people to the table. Connection builds trust. And that trust opens the door to conversations that can strengthen resilience and save lives.

Military spouses from Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling (JBAB) and Fort Belvoir came together for a nutritious lunch and an opportunity to connect and learn practical skills to support themselves, their families, and their communities.

RIF's staff member Kimberly Yarnall, a military spouse herself, led Crisis Response “Bad Day” Planning and Lethal Means Safety training, equipping spouses with tools to recognize when someone may be struggling, prepare for difficult moments, and help keep their families and communities safer.

A special thank you to the Fort Belvoir USO, JBAB Chapel, and Top 3 Food Pantry at JBAB for partnering with the Robert Irvine Foundation to serve and support military families. Strong military communities are built through partnerships like these.

10/16/2026

During a five-day tour visiting service members in Korea, stopped by the DoWEA culinary classroom at Humphreys High School, located on the U.S. military's largest overseas base, Camp Humphreys, South Korea.

Even across borders, food creates opportunities for connection, learning, and community.

“Our military-connected students thrive when they see successful professionals take an interest in their learning and future,” said Lois Rapp, DoWEA Pacific Region director for student excellence.

Students had the opportunity to learn and showcase their culinary skills. Younger students practiced egg techniques and French toast preparation, while third-year culinary students prepared and served a Korean fusion meal for Irvine and his team.

“To all the men and women and their families that serve on the Korean Peninsula, thank you for your service, your sacrifice,” Irvine said. “We appreciate that you wear the cloth of our nation. Keep doing amazing things!

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10/14/2026

Only 5 tables remain!

An unforgettable evening of world-class cuisine, live music, and an opportunity to make a difference for those who serve.

Join us November 9 at The Fillmore Philadelphia for the 9th annual Beats 'n Eats, featuring a seven-course culinary experience from an incredible lineup of chefs and a special performance by Johnny Rzeznik of the Goo Goo Dolls.

Gather your guests for an incredible evening while helping the Robert Irvine Foundation strengthen the lives of service members, veterans, first responders, and their families through food, wellness, and community.

Interested in reserving a table? Complete our inquiry form to learn more.

https://robertirvinefoundation.typeform.com/PRBNE2026

10/13/2026

The Cateran YOMP is both a physical and mental challenge. Taking on this demanding hike through the Scottish Highlands requires courage, perseverance, and a dedicated training regimen.

This year, 100 veterans stepped up to the challenge and joined the Robert Irvine Foundation team for the Cateran YOMP. The experience pushed them outside their comfort zones, helped them discover what they were capable of, and created opportunities for healing and personal growth.

For some, that meant learning to lean on others for support. For others, it meant finding the strength to encourage a fellow veteran through a difficult moment. Each step was an opportunity to build confidence, connection, and resilience.

You can help more veterans experience opportunities like this.

Your support makes it possible for veterans to take on new challenges, build meaningful connections, and discover their own strength.

You are the reason our mission moves forward.

https://www.robertirvinefoundation.org/ways-to-give

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400 Avenue Of The Champions
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
33418

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