TwentyTables launched this new campaign to deliver free meals daily to hospital workers and first responders who are working through the COVID-19 pandemic.
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With few students to feed, some food trucks are turning their attention to provide meals to hospital workers around D.C.
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The cool and cloudy weather on Wednesday morning didn’t stop George Washington University from celebrating the grand opening of outdoor community space Potomac Square.
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October 28, 2024
Looking for new food options? A new George Washington University partnership with dining app TwentyTables will bring those options to the university community, including four food trucks daily in Potomac Square from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for lunch and from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. for dinner.
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October 28, 2024
D.C.-based TwentyTables, creator of an app that connects users to fixed-cost meal options from local restaurants, announced that it is expanding its partnership George Washington University. GW’s dining program will integrate with TwentyTables’ platform to expand access to affordable food for students, faculty and staff.
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October 28, 2024
Students can now use GWorld to purchase meal tickets that can be used at food trucks and restaurants around the District. Officials partnered with the founder of TwentyTables, a company that teams up with D.C.-based food trucks and restaurants to donate meals to charity for each item purchased through the program.
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September 16, 2024
In today’s hyper-competitive environment, Sara Polon feels like restaurant operators are forced to pair up with outside technology partners to provide everything from third-party delivery to office catering services.
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May 1, 2025
When TwentyTables founder Alex Cohen started his socially-driven community of food, he knew he wouldn’t have to look to Silicon Valley. Alex started his company in his own backyard. Washington, DC is known as a thriving hub for social entrepreneurship and impact-driven businesses, and with good reason.
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March 26, 2025
A young D.C. startup on the heels of a win at the South by Southwest conference in Austin, Texas, wants to capitalize on that traction.
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SXSW Pitch, the festival's startup competition, got tougher. But it also got better. There was a time when startup development was similar to the Brazilian Cinema Novo movement: an idea in the head and a PowerPoint in hand.
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TwentyTables is providing affordable meals to the DC community, while also giving back to their city. When founder and CEO, Alex Cohen, worked downtown, he struggled to find affordable lunch options. He set out to find a solution to this problem, while also giving back to his community.
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January 28, 2025
To help serve diners who crave convenience, restaurants and solution providers have started to test and grow their mobile ordering services. The aim is to allow diners to place their orders – and even pay – before they ever set foot in a restaurant.
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While working in Washington, D.C, TwentyTables Founder and CEO Alex Cohen thought he had three options for an affordable lunch: He could pack a brown bag, scour the web for discounts or pay full price for a meal. His wife, who also worked in the city, faced a similar problem, as did his colleagues.
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October 17, 2024
Washington, D.C.-based TwentyTables is partnering with Richmond, Va.-based Performance Food Group, a $17.45 billion national food product distributor. This partnership will allow TwentyTables participating restaurants and food trucks the opportunity to access Performance Food Group goods and services as a preferred vendor.
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September 10, 2024
Despite the rain, TwentyTables partnered with the Capital Area Food Bank (CAFB) on Sept. 9 to host a food truck festival and community day at the CAFB headquarters. The inaugural food drive was put together to raise food for the community and bring awareness to TwentyTables’ mission to end hunger in Washington, D.C.
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June 6, 2024
Time and again, businesses—big and small—showcase how they’re using technology for social good. As seen at the Chamber Foundation’s Digital Empowers Forum, innovative technologies are making a positive impact locally and globally – from enhancing early childhood education within U.S. classrooms to breaking down systemic barriers for gender equality around the world.
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TwentyTables believes that giving back should be just as easy and routine as buying a meal. So that’s exactly what they built. Founded in March 2017, TwentyTables is a fixed cost, food marketplace platform that lets hungry users purchase lunches for $6 and dinners for $12.
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Never mind free lunches: Twenty Tables founder and CEO Alex Cohen is devoting all his efforts to building charitable giving into locals’ everyday dining routine. Rather than looking for a handout, Cohen is harnessing this area’s insatiable appetite for exclusive meal deals (his approach: getting restaurants to create $6 lunches and $12 dinners) in order to generate a steady source of revenue for local groups that work to alleviate hunger.
Read MoreDecember 20, 2024
D.C.–based Twenty Tables is launching an app next month that connects customers with $6 lunches and $12 dinners at dozens of local food trucks, quick service and full service restaurants. After ordering 20 meals, Twenty Tables donates five meals to the Capital Area Food Bank, Martha’s Tableand DC Central Kitchen.
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