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[pavel-nosok]

Deal Dive: Startups can still raise capital — even if it’s for a good cause

When venture funding started to slow in 2022, many feared that investors would retreat to where they were comfortable: SaaS companies founded by folks in their network. And any company that wasn’t posting top growth metrics would struggle to secure funding. While this has largely been true, there have been bright spots. Everytable’s recent round is one of them. The mission-driven food tech…

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[dynoisthename]

Paternity Leave Day 17 : #notsponsored #justgoodfood #everytable https://www.instagram.com/p/CoD-9xzriTR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[corsairnews]

A Seat at the Table: Everytable Thrives on Center for Media and Design's Campus — The | Corsair

Santa Monica College’s (SMC) Center for Media and Design (CMD) found its first major food vendor in Everytable this February.

[la-foodie]

Thanks @foreverytable who’s mission it is to bring healthy, affordable food to every table. Use code: lafoodie - for 2 free meals + free delivery. We really were surprised how tasty & flavorful all the meals are. Our favorites include 😋TRAP KITCHEN CURRY CHICKEN 😍 CHICKPEA TIKKA MASALA 🤩JAMAICAN JERK CHICKEN 🤤HARISSA SWEET POTATO GRAIN BOWL #lafoodie #everytable #easymeals #subscription #yummy #lunch #dinner #affordablemeals #healthy #nofastfood #yummy #getit #tryit #eatit (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8uWc7KJtfp/?igshid=ojqrhmcu5da2

[gazettereview]

EveryTable After Shark Tank - 2018 Update -Read more at https://gazettereview.com/2018/07/everytable-after-shark-tank-update/ - https://gazettereview.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/everytable.jpg #Everytable, #Sharktank #Entertainment

EveryTable After Shark Tank - 2018 Update

EveryTable Before Shark Tank A chain of healthy fast-food restaurants, Everytable offers a variety of healthy, made-from-scratch meals at each of their locations—two-thirds of which are in food deserts, that is, cities in which healthy food options are few and far between. Ultimately, the goal is to make healthy, nutritious food more accessible to everyone. The […]

https://gazettereview.com/2018/07/everytable-after-shark-tank-update/

[maaikevanossils]

Everytable

Picture this: you work seven days a week for a small loan and you’re on the road 24/7. The only options you have for food are McDonalds, Burger King and Taco Bell. Simply because there are no healthy meals available for you. Enter: EveryTable!

Everytable first started out as Groceryships. Groceryships was a company founded to address certain health problems caused by people’s diet and food choices. It began with helping low-income family providers make the right and healthy choices by educating them on nutrition, cooking and by giving them access to support groups and free produce. (Everytable, sd) In 2014 David Foster joined Sam and together they created Everytable. Everytable is a restaurant concept created to end the so-called ‘food deserts’ in the United States. Food deserts are areas that consist mostly of low-income families which have no access to healthy food options, especially not ones that are nutritious and affordable.

Because these families often have multiple jobs and are always on the go, their only options for take away food are unhealthy. With the introduction of Everytable, this is no longer an issue. Local chefs prepare the healthy meals offered at Everytable, for which they use fresh ingredients. These meals are sold in a grab-and-go manner, which means you can either buy a packaged meal and take it home or heat it up in the microwave they offer in their stores. (Everytable, sd)  

(Everytable, sd)

To quote David Foster: “We wanted to make the food as accessible as possible so that we could hopefully make some strides toward getting people what we think is a human right, which is access to healthy, fresh, delicious food.” (Delgadillo, 2016) Every single human being needs healthy, nutritious food in order to function properly. Especially those who juggle between multiple jobs and work harder than others to maintain their families.  America is most famous for its fast food chains and unhealthy eating habits. However, I believe there has come a turning point in regard to fast food, predominantly in the United States. Take a look at the number of documentaries made with the consequences of fast food as a main topic. People want change.

(la-explorer.com, 2017)

If we take a look at the economical aspect of Everytable, there is something really interesting to be mentioned. The prices of the meals that Everytable sells are based on the average income of the neighbourhood they are situated in. So, for example, in a lower income community a meal costs $5, but the same meal can cost $8 in a higher income community. The reason for this is to ensure that everyone can afford to buy a meal and the higher prices in higher income neighbourhoods will result in more money that Sam and David will use to open up more locations. Beneath you can take a look at their business model.

(Everytable, sd)

An important need here is the need for healthy options because these people value their health. Another one is justice, because the most hard-working people have such limited healthy options. Usually, people of lower income families have jobs that are more physical than those of people from higher income families. Thus, it’s more important for them to take good care of it.

Many people in the US have to eat fast food, because there are no other options. I believe that Everytable can help these people have better eating habits, and more healthy food options. This is just one small step to a better and healthier future for those who need it most, but I believe that this will inspire people to choose nutritious food over fast food more often.  More often you see people promoting all sorts of beneficial foods, juices, companies etc. According to Lutz (2016), fast food sales are already declining, and I think they will only continue to do so. Within a few decades the fast food system will crumble.

[johnnymcchillin]

#EveryTable #Lent #AweInTheAshes

[alongcomes-mary]

Lunch at Everytable in Downtown LA!

Lunch at Everytable in Downtown LA!

Living in Los Angeles, food is, naturally, a popular subject. In LA, you can find the good, the bad, the ugly…and the uglier. While a quick cruise anywhere will most likely have a McDonalds and 7-11 available on every other corner, I am thankful that more healthier options are popping up everyday. Sometimes, even where it can be harder to find the good stuff.

Everytableis one of these places. A…

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