Host a Lunch-and-Learn
Bring Restoration to Your People Over Lunch
Invite Lorinthian K. Jones to your workplace, church, or community organization for a warm, practical lunch-and-learn on women's restoration and family rebuilding.
What People Host
A Restoration Conversation Over Lunch
A lunch-and-learn is a warm, practical 60 to 90 minute session. Lorinthian K. Jones walks your people through the restoration available to them, the woman behind the role they play every day, and the Seven Pillars of Restoration. No pressure, no sales pitch, just honest help for the women in your workplace, church, or community group.
Organizations across Raleigh and the Triangle host a 60 to 90 minute restoration lunch-and-learn for the women they already serve, whether in person or virtual.
The Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Hosting is a low-cost way to serve your people and support women's restoration and family rebuilding in your community.
60 to 90 minutes, in-person or virtual
Ideal for workplaces, churches, and community groups
Handouts and a restoration guide available
A guest list of 10 to 200 participants
A Gift to the Women You Serve
When women heal, families stabilize. Hosting a lunch-and-learn is a practical way to give the women in your organization permission to be restored, not just productive.
How It Works
Your Path to Hosting
Reach Out
Tell us about your organization, audience, and ideal date using the form below.
We Plan Together
The team confirms format, topics, and any materials. You pick the time and place.
We Show Up
Lorinthian leads the conversation. Your women leave seen, supported, and more whole.
Get Started
Host This Lunch-and-Learn
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Common Questions
Lunch-and-Learn Inquiries
Answers for organizations considering a women's lunch-and-learn speaker in Raleigh and the Triangle.
Workplaces, churches, chambers of commerce, women's professional groups, civic organizations, and community nonprofits across Raleigh and the Triangle can host. A lunch-and-learn works well for any group that serves or employs women and wants to support their restoration.