Serving restaurant and hospitality workers in Seattle, Spokane, and San Diego, Big Table prides itself on "building community around shared meals and caring for those in crisis, transition, or falling through the cracks." They operate on a "referral model" as opposed to a "hotline model," which makes for a close network of managers, owners, and employees. That means they're able to provide close personal care (like addiction recovery, housing stability, medical care, and job readiness) for those in immediate crisis. It's also worth noting that their name refers to an actual big table that seats 48 people. (They use it for dinner parties exclusively for hard-working restaurant staffers during non-social distancing times).

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