What is Everytable?
Founded in 2015, Everytable operates at the intersection of food technology and social impact. The company utilizes a unique, data-driven pricing model that adjusts meal costs based on the specific demographics of the neighborhoods it serves, effectively bridging the gap between premium nutrition and affordability. By integrating a hub-and-spoke production system, Everytable maintains high quality while minimizing overhead, allowing it to scale rapidly across diverse urban environments. Its market position is defined by a dual commitment to commercial viability and social equity, making it a standout entity in the food-tech sector.
How much funding has Everytable raised?
Everytable has raised a total of $110.3M across 5 funding rounds:
Multiple Rounds
$22.4M
Other Financing Round
$8M
Series C
$80M
Series A (2020): $6M with participation from S2G Ventures
Debt (2020): $350K led by PPP
Series B (2020): $16M supported by Gratitude Railroad Ventures, Desert Bloom Food Ventures, Kaiser Permanente Ventures, Kimball Musk, Candide Group, and Creadev
Other Financing Round (2023): $8M featuring Reinvestment Fund
Series C (2023): $80M backed by Creadev, Dohmen Company Foundation, Gullspång Re:food, and Desert Bloom Food Ventures
Key Investors in Everytable
Kaiser Permanente Ventures
A national leader in strategic venture investing in healthcare, focusing on advancing innovation that provides clear value for patients and healthcare delivery systems.
Creadev
A global private equity firm that supports sustainable and scalable businesses, often focusing on long-term impact and social development.
Reinvestment Fund
A mission-driven nonprofit organization dedicated to revitalizing neighborhoods through innovative financial tools aimed at enhancing community well-being and food systems.
What's next for Everytable?
Following this major strategic investment, Everytable is expected to prioritize the expansion of its retail presence and the optimization of its proprietary distribution network. The infusion of capital will likely facilitate deeper integration with healthcare providers, as the company increasingly positions its offerings as a preventative health intervention. As the firm transitions into a more mature growth phase, stakeholders will be monitoring its ability to maintain unit economics while scaling into new geographic markets. The focus remains on achieving long-term sustainability through operational excellence and continued innovation in food delivery systems.
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