Army veteran Daniel Lee, owner and CEO of Farina Pasta & Noodle, is in our Chow Truck for the next three years expanding his brick-and-mortar presence in Philadelphia into the competitive Italian food scene of New Jersey.

Let’s Chow’s Calavera Coffee truck teamed up with Venus Williams and her Drink Happy Viking protein powder line to serve on-site at the CME Group Tour Championship, an LPGA Tour event, that took place in Naples, Florida.

Let’s Chow is a recipient of an Impact Grant from Toast.org, the company’s social impact arm, as a part of its Pledge 1% commitment. Founded by an active duty military member, Jordan Foley, Let’s Chow aims to support Veterans and military spouses as they transition back to civilian life with training and business opportunities in the food space. The Toast.org Spotlight Series highlights outstanding organizations dedicated to enriching the food experience for all.

The event featured speakers, live music, a car and motorcycle show and food trucks. The Let's Chow food truck operated by Calavera Coffee was one of the businesses offering free items to veterans.

Let’s Chow received a $1000 grant from Founders First CDC and $2500 from the Wawa Foundation

The Surlas harness technology, including collective cloud-based software, apps, and hardware to smoothen their processes and elevate their business.

Let’s Chow teamed up with Amazon Fresh and the cast of Jack Ryan to help distribute meals and groceries to veterans in New York on Veteran’s Day 2022.

Let’s Chow was chosen by Amazon Military as the Grassroots Nonprofit of the Month for November 2022

At the Navy Football game yesterday, Let’s Chow dedicated its newest food truck to POWs as a tribute to the unyielding men who endured years of brutal captivity in Vietnam and the families they left behind.

Let’s Chow received a grant from payment processing company Toast

Operation Hat Truck has signed on to support our San Diego truck by making it more accessible and comfortable for combat-disabled veterans working in our program.

Rotary Club of Annapolis raises over $40,000 for Let’s Chow at gala.

Let’s Chow launches a partnership with Atlantic Cape Community College

Jordan Foley from Let’s Chow took home the top prize, which was voted by the attendees of the event, and received $15,000 in cash grants from StreetShares Foundation and Samuel Adams, $25,000 in legal services from Holland & Knight LLP, and free business coaching services.

“I knew there were many nonprofits helping veterans start businesses, but I wanted to help them long-term. I wanted to honor my friend.”

Chow is happy to announce that one of our fellows, Abi Quackenboss-Karpf, won $25,000 from Georgetown's Center for Entrepreneurship Bark Tank competition!