Programs engaging & supporting community through food
We believe everyone should have access to food and part of that process is respecting ingredients and respecting each other.
National Dumpling Day is September 26th, and we saw this as an opportunity to bring together independent Womxn-owned restaurants to celebrate several cultures and provide meals to celebrate community.
The week preceding Dumpling Day restaurants featured a unique dumpling offering as part of a buy one give one initiative to benefit The North Philly Peace Park.
We successfully executed the first Dumplings 4 All program in September 2020 in Philadelphia, Pa and were genuinely humbled by community participation and support. We donated over 200 meals to share with the Peace Park.
Please join us for future initiatives (spoiler alert: Friendsgiving) and in the meantime let's continue to be kind to each other.
This is only the beginning.
Liz Einhorn loves people. She loves talking to people, developing relationships with people, and helping people build better brands. She loves it so much, she started Experience Threee to do just that- help others realize their identify, put people first, and achieve success with a simple method – the Three E’s - explore, educate, engage
Liz Einhorn loves people. She loves talking to people, developing relationships with people, and helping people build better brands. She loves it so much, she started Experience Threee to do just that- help others realize their identify, put people first, and achieve success with a simple method – the Three E’s - explore, educate, engage.
She is a hospitality professional with over 14 years’ experience in business development, national sales, and brand management. She spent a decade at The Boston Beer Company before starting Experience Threee, in 2017. Since then, she has worked with brands & organizations such as Workhorse Brewing, Paradies Lagardère, Mural Arts and Nerd St. Gamers and also created the Brewtop Social beer garden concept opening in Seattle Airport Q1 2021.
Growing up in a Taiwanese family, Judy was deeply instilled with the importance of sustainability & community. After moving on from careers in finance and operation, she made the leap into the world of hospitality, meeting her husband, Andy Tessier, along the way, and further cultivating and nourishing her passion for sustainability – ext
Growing up in a Taiwanese family, Judy was deeply instilled with the importance of sustainability & community. After moving on from careers in finance and operation, she made the leap into the world of hospitality, meeting her husband, Andy Tessier, along the way, and further cultivating and nourishing her passion for sustainability – extending it into food systems, business models and communities.
She has been recognized by Star Chefs as a rising star sustainability winner, and additionally is part of the James Beard Foundation Chef’s Action Network. This past summer, she spoke at the 2020 FAB conference regarding food systems.