March 29, 2019
Delivery platform, DoorDash, has launched an initiative designed to support and promote immigrant and refugee food business owners called Kitchens Without Borders. The microsite-based program works by telling the stories behind restaurants operated by those who have come to the U.S. as immigrants and refugees to run such business, which a news release said are historically under-resourced.
On the web-based microsite, kitchenswithoutborders.com, the project has launched with minute-long videos around 10 San Francisco Bay Area food businesses. Participating restaurants also receive several promotional opportunities through DoorDash like DoorDash-funded marketing support, $0 delivery fees for customers for up to six weeks, and prime in-app placement on the DoorDash platform.
DoorDash is now operating in 3,300 cities across all 50 states in the U.S. along with Canada.