Jasmine Crowe-Houston founded Goodr, a startup that uses technology to tackle hunger and food waste in 2017, after creating pop-up restaurants that served people experiencing homelessness in Atlanta a few years earlier.
For those pop-up restaurants, Crowe-Houston would bring out tables and chairs, and cook for up to 500 people. That’s until a video of one of her restaurants went viral online, and in the comments, people asked who had donated all that food.
