Most don't provide breakfast items, but snacks and/or breakfast items are always a nice touch. 

@Matthew ChrismanI just went to one for the first time this morning from meetup.com called "cappucino, snacks & airbnb discussion" that was about short term rentals.

We pay their tickets, but they have to buy their snacks, so they love doing handy man work.

I thought about driving by and leaving a little care package with some toilet paper, sanitizer, and snacks but I have too much going on with the outbreak at my regular job to get that together lol.

You got fiber in the brown rice and black beans, the combo of rice/beans is a complete protein, you've got healthy unsaturated fats in the avocado, and it probably cost you $1 total.You're all welcome. ;)

Most people sign up based on closeness to home, how cheap per month dues, and amenities offered in base membership.The real money is private trainer sessions, vitamin and protein food shop, clothing and accessories etc. 

It was amazing; beautiful machines, all on credit cards, snack bar, TV.

You might need to provide snacks, coffee, and toiletries.

Two great meetups for those niches would be:Millennial Investors Focus Group:  https://www.meetup.com/Millennial-Investors-Focus-Group/ (These guys also have a thriving Facebook group I would recommend checking out).Future Millionaire Real Estate Investor Club (Fulton Realty) - https://www.meetup.com/Future-Millionaire-Real-Estate-Investor-Club/(These guys provide free snacks and drinks.

Listen to the podcasts, read the BP books, house-hack at your first duty station, be the best Snack-O you can be.