CULTIVATING COMMUNITY
Terra Momo Restaurant Group is committed to Cultivating Community through a program that connects our people, values and beliefs with our work in the community.
Whether we are contributing to area silent auctions, featuring local produce on our menus or forging nonprofit partnerships, Terra Momo Restaurant Group is committed to Cultivating Community through every facet of our operations. As a local business sustained by loyal constituents, we feel that it is our responsibility to define what it means to cultivate community.
This mission is expressed through our commitment to sustain New Jersey agriculture, source locally, care for the environment and support local farmers. Additionally, we support causes related to boosting education and enhancing arts-related initiatives in our surrounding communities.
Special Events and Promotions
Learn about special events at our restaurants and other Cultivating Community initiatives.
Who We Support
From supporting regional farmers to sponsoring the arts and environmental education for youth, Terra Momo Restaurant Group supports many causes through our Cultivating Community program. See a sampling of organizations we have supported over the past year.
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Learn more about the types of causes we support and access our online donation application.
Who's Your Farmer
Find out exactly who in our region is growing the produce, beef, and poultry that can make it to your table.
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This summer, Teresa Caffe is helping children from public housing neighborhoods in Princeton learn more about farming and food at the Bordentown-based Fernbrook Farms Education Center.
Eno Terra, a new restaurant committed to local, seasonal and artisanal food and wine, will open in historic Kingston, NJ later this summer.
Eno Terra Community Open House Fundraiser
Student ambassadors from the Princeton School Garden Cooperative presented a basket of school-grown produce to Executive Chef Christopher Albrecht at the public grand opening of Kingston's Eno Terra Restaurant this past weekend. More than 200 visitors toured the new restaurant and sampled its fare during an afternoon event that raised funds for local school gardens. The newest Terra Momo restaurant is devoted to drawing ingredients from local farmers and grass-fed meat and poultry producers from up to 50 miles away. Several of the local artists who helped create Eno Terra were also on hand, including Robert Cannon, whose living wallscape is visible behind Chef Albrecht. Eno Terra, an ambitious expansion of a restored 19th century structure on Route 27 which most recently housed the Wine Press, is open for dinner reservations and will begin serving lunch in October.