To help end hunger, a tech-enabled food nonprofit just landed in DC. Lemontree, a nonprofit that connects residents of different municipalities and states with food resources, just added DC as its latest city. Lemontree was created at the start of the pandemic when founders Kasumi Quinlan and Alex Godin realized just how difficult it was for residents to find information about local food pantries — and text messages were an ideal solution. “We tried to figure out: If all this food is out there — there are more food pantries in the United States than there are McDonald’s — and if all this food is out there, why aren’t people taking it?” Quinlan told Technical.ly