Atlanta-based Goodr, which offers an on-demand platform that enables businesses to measure and manage surplus food and waste for tax breaks, has raised USD 8 million in a Series A funding round led by Precursor Ventures. Investors including Collab Capital, Gratitude Railroad, Emerson Collective, Backstage Capital, Kimbal, and Christiana Musk also joined the round.

The funding will help Goodr in launching new products, expanding its logistics capabilities, and hiring new employees.

The company reports that over the past five years, it has efficiently used its capital and has reached millions in annual revenue.​​ As of date, Goodr has redistributed 30 million meals through its app.

Following the funding round, the company also appointed Jewel Burks Solomon of Collab Capital, which was also the first angel investor of Goodr, to its board.