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Ten Baltimore-Area Restauranteurs Selected For Grants To Help Build Back Stronger

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United States & Canada

Meet The Recipients Of Our Key Bridge Restaurant Disaster Relief Funds

Partnership will offer new relief funds to eligible restaurants impacted by the loss of the Key Bridge

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Gov. Moore, DoorDash, and Restaurant Association of Maryland Announce New Partnership to Help Baltimore-Area Restaurant Recovery

Seventeen Black-owned and Black-led restaurants across Canada will receive grants in support of their continued business development within local communities.

Zuleeats #BlackFoodEnergy Grant Recipient (Photo Credit: Vicki Bartel)

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Celebrating Black Entrepreneurs Receiving #BlackFoodEnergy Grants

Small restaurants across Canada receive funding from DoorDash Canada to accelerate future business growth and create lasting community impact, in partnership with Monday Girl.

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Women-Led Canadian Eateries Receive $10,000 Made By Women Grants

DoorDash Canada provides $5,000 in Community Credits to support people experiencing food insecurity in Downtown Toronto. 

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Supporting Toronto's Allan Gardens Food Bank With Community Credits

In partnership with Black Opportunity Fund, DoorDash Canada will provide #BlackFoodEnergy grants of $10,000 each to Black-owned and led restaurants across the country.

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DoorDash Commits $800,000 To Empower Black Restaurateurs Across Canada

In 2023, DoorDash worked with several local organizations across Canada, providing $128,500 in Community Credits to reduce food insecurity.

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DoorDash Community Credits Powers Access for Local Organizations in 2023

In 2023, DoorDash has awarded relief grants to 44 restaurants in the United States, Canada, and New Zealand.

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DoorDash Announces $440,000 in Relief Grants for Restaurants Impacted by Disasters

New advocacy network will bring together local Canadian voices to advocate for issues that will strengthen neighbourhoods and create positive change

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 DashRoots: The Voices of Local Communities Expands to Canada

Project DASH partnership breaks down barriers to increase food access without stigma 

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Project DASH and Haven on the Queensway Expand Food Access in Toronto

DoorDash launches new education as part of its safety initiative for Dashers delivering by e-bike in Canada.

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DoorDash Launches E-Bike Safety Education in Canada

DoorDash's Restaurant Disaster Relief Fund is offering Canadian restaurants, including those impacted by recent flooding in Nova Scotia, with $10,000 relief grants.

$10,000 Relief Grants Available to Eligible Small Restaurants Affected by Nova Scotia Floods

Today, we’re thrilled to announce the formation of the Able@ DoorDash ERG, joining AAPI (Asian, Asian American, Pacific Islander), Black, Indigenous, Parents, Pride, Unidos, Veterans, and Women as our ninth official Employee Resource Group.

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DoorDash launches new Employee Resource Group aimed at celebrating physical and neurological diversity

DoorDash’s mission is to grow and empower the communities we serve. We know that delivering on that mission and working with organizations that support the disadvantaged is more important now than ever before. That’s why, in the past year, DoorDash Canada partnered with sixteen organizations from coast to coast that support those in need with DoorDash Community Credit grants. Through these Community Credits, we can provide greater access to food, essentials, and more, which allows these organizations to devote more time to doing what really matters: supporting their people. We are honoured to say that in 2022, we delivered on that goal.

Supporting Local Communities Across Canada in 2022

DoorDash is broadening its financial empowerment work as we honor and celebrate Veterans for their service.

Helping Veterans Achieve Financial Independence: DoorDash, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and Zoomo Launch Pathways Financial Empowerment Initiative

The NBA, WNBA, and DoorDash are working together to make an impact off the court. Announced today, Score One for The Neighborhood is a community initiative designed to help kids and teens facing food insecurity.

DoorDash, NBA, AND WNBA Team Up To Score One For The Neighborhood

On Veterans Day in the US and Remembrance Day in Canada, all of us at DoorDash celebrate and honor veterans for their service. Today, we’re reflecting on what it means to serve and how we can act on our gratitude by supporting veterans and their caregivers.

Celebrating and Honoring Veterans

If you didn’t have a chance to tune into our quarterly earnings call, or read to the end of our shareholder letter last week, you may have missed some exciting news: on August 3, 2021, we reached a new company milestone, fulfilling two billion orders. 

Celebrating 2 Billion DoorDash Orders, Thanks to You

To support these businesses, help restaurateurs stabilize and adapt for the long-term, and increase equitable access to opportunity in the restaurant industry, today we are opening applications for the Main Street Strong Accelerator.

Announcing the Main Street Strong Accelerator

Last year, we announced our Main Street Strong winter grant program, which initially allocated $2 million to small restaurants across Chicago, Denver, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and San Jose as they confronted the challenges wrought by COVID-19 during the cold weather months. In mid-November, DoorDash announced that as part of our five-year, $200 million Main Street Strong Pledge to empower local communities, we would be expanding that grant program to $10 million. Today, we are pleased to announce the details of the expanded Main Street Strong COVID-19 relief grant program.

Expanding Our Main Street Strong Program to Further Empower Restaurants

We are excited to announce the DoorDash Community Credits program. Through this effort, we are providing DoorDash gift cards to nonprofits that are carrying out our shared goals. We know that having access to meals, essentials, and other items can make a difference for these groups as they work to create greater access and equity for their communities. Organizations in the U.S., Canada and Australia who would like to participate can start by completing this form to be considered for a donation.

United States, Canada & Australia

Introducing the DoorDash Community Credits Program

Today DoorDash released our first-ever economic impact report, revealing the economic activity generated by our platform and showing the positive impact that DoorDash has had on the restaurant industry since the COVID-19 pandemic began. The analysis further demonstrates our mission to empower local economies and provides a tangible look at how our platform impacts merchants, consumers and the communities we serve.

DoorDash Releases First-Ever Economic Impact Report

Over the past few days, cities and states have had to restrict the operations of restaurants and other businesses. Around the globe, the restaurants that form the backbone of our communities are being asked to change how they operate. According to the National Restaurant Association, the coronavirus epidemic is the greatest crisis the industry has ever faced. Economic forecasts indicate that restaurants and the foodservice industry could sustain $225 billion in losses and eliminate 5–7 million jobs over the next three months. This means the livelihoods of the 15.6 million hardworking people who serve you day in and day out are on the line and as their front doors are shut, they are finding every way possible to continue to serve their customers, primarily by remaining open for delivery and pick-up. Now, more than ever, they need all of our support.