Coronavirus: Dayton startup gives back to community
23 Mar 2020
While the region’s industries have shifted business models following coronavirus (COVID-19) orders, local startups have done the same, and then some.
Picnk, a Dayton meal prep startup, has become a key community player and donated more than 1,700 meals locally. Founder William Foster said the initiative started simply, then grew within hours.
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