Ms. Gwendolyn Love has served as Executive Director of Lunch Break in Red Bank for over 15 years. And while longevity can be a sign of leadership, it doesn’t erase a consistent pattern of harm.

During her tenure, Lunch Break has received multiple negative reviews — from community members who felt:

Disrespected
Dismissed
Ignored or denied services
Treated unfairly due to race, class, or disability

But here’s the issue:

Too many people dismiss these valid concerns simply because “they’ve known her for years.”

🔇 Familiarity should never silence truth.

📉 Length of service does not excuse mistreatment.

🗣️ Community leaders must be held accountable regardless of personal relationships.

When multiple people across years report the same harmful experiences — we don’t have a smear campaign, we have a pattern.

This is not personal. This is about integrity, transparency, and justice in the organizations that serve our most vulnerable.

We deserve leadership that uplifts — not one that retaliates, intimidates, or denies.

📣 Sign the petition. Share your experience. Let’s stop ignoring the truth because of titles or time served.

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