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Finance · SaaS
A Clayton County nonprofit that delivers food directly to Georgia families in need is expanding its ability to serve the community, with support from Delta.
Since its founding in 2018 by CEO Frederick West, The Online Food Pantry Mobile Food Market has helped more than 80,000 people access food assistance by recovering surplus food from local partners and delivering it to residents across six metro Atlanta counties.
When the organization's delivery van, a critical part of its operation, was destroyed by fire earlier this year, the Delta Air Lines Clayton County Donor Advised Fund at the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta provided a $25,000 grant to help purchase a replacement vehicle and restore delivery services.
“Delta’s generous donation came at a critical moment for The Online Food Pantry," said West. "Their support didn't just help us replace a vehicle — it helped us restore hope, maintain our ability to serve our community, and continue making sure that food reaches those who need it most.”
During a recent food delivery with West, it became clear that the new van also needed refrigeration to safely transport fresh produce, meat and other perishable items. To help meet that need, an additional $35,000 grant was awarded to install a refrigeration system and support operating expenses.
“Since the Delta Air Lines Clayton County Charitable Fund was established last year, we've worked closely with Delta to help direct resources to organizations making a real difference in Clayton County,” said Daniel Lewis, philanthropic advisor at the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta. “This is a great example of that partnership in action.”
Delta and The Delta Air Lines Foundation support 22 food banks in cities and regions across the globe to help fight hunger and food insecurity all year long, investing more than $1.8 million through corporate funding and grants in 2026 alone.
About The Online Food Pantry Mobile Food Market
The Online Food Pantry is a 501c3 nonprofit, established in early 2018 to eradicate food waste and combat hunger in communities with an online ordering platform and free home delivery service for anyone experiencing food insecurity. Volunteers pick up purchased food or rescue nutritious food from local food outlets.
About the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta
Since 1951, the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta has helped generations of Atlantans turn their love for the region into lasting change. The organization stewards more than $1.8 billion in assets and deploys more than $235 million annually to thousands of nonprofit partners; helps organizations across Atlanta meet immediate needs, sustain essential programs and respond to emerging challenges; and helps individuals, families, businesses and their advisors turn charitable goals into lasting impact through tax-smart giving options, personal guidance and local expertise.
Oct 16 · 14:00·Delta Air Lines
SaaS · Nonprofits
The code is written. Now who reviews it?
The volume of code has never been greater, but delivery hasn’t kept pace. At Meta, code changes on internal platforms grew 220% year over year, while changes that reached users as new features grew only 36% (Reuters, August 2026). Every one of those changes has to clear review before it reaches users.
Automated review absorbs much of that load. Code Review Flow in GitLab Duo Agent Platform reviews merge requests as they arrive, follows custom review instructions you define per project, and costs a flat 0.25 GitLab Credits per review ($0.25 at list price). If a manual review takes about 15 minutes of a senior engineer’s time, that’s roughly $25 per review, so automated review cuts per-review cost by 99% (GitLab).
Automated review doesn’t take people out of the loop. Approval rules, CODEOWNERS, and compliance policies still require a person to sign off on many changes. For those merge requests, the first slowdown is often finding the right reviewer, and it happens before anyone reads a line. The right reviewer needs expertise in the code being changed, room in their queue, and availability in a time zone where they can respond quickly. When authors can’t see those factors, a few senior engineers carry most of the reviews while other qualified reviewers sit idle.
GitLab 19.5 removes that step with Recommend Reviewers Flow. When you create a merge request, GitLab recommends the best individual reviewer based on workload, time zone, availability, and expertise defined by approval rules and CODEOWNERS. The flow explains why it chose that reviewer and lets you assign them in one click. Across your engineering organization, reviews start sooner, review load spreads across every qualified engineer, and more of the code your team writes reaches users.
Watch Recommend Reviewers Flow in action:
Review is a routing problem, not a headcount problem
Teams often treat slow reviews as a people problem. They add reminders, review rotations, extended time zone coverage, and escalations. Those workarounds cost people time and can lead to burnout, and they leave the real cause untouched: routing. The expertise and capacity already exist; there’s just nothing to match them to each merge request as it arrives.
Without that match, the author has to answer questions GitLab already can. Who knows this part of the codebase? Who has room in their queue? Who is online right now? Authors fall back on habits that slow everyone down:
Assigning a whole group. Everyone gets notified, nobody feels responsible, and the merge request waits for a volunteer.
Defaulting to the same trusted reviewer. That person becomes a bottleneck, and their own work stalls.
Guessing across time zones. The reviewer you picked just signed off for the day, so your feedback arrives tomorrow.
Reviewers pay a price, too. Group assignments flood their notifications with merge requests they will never review, which makes the ones that need them easier to miss. And the reviewers everyone defaults to absorb a growing share of the queue on top of their own work, which wears them down faster.
How intelligent reviewer suggestions work
GitLab Duo Agent Platform runs Recommend Reviewers Flow on your merge request and does the research for you:
You create your merge request. A trigger starts the flow automatically when a merge request is created, whether in draft or ready state, so suggestions arrive from the start.
The flow evaluates eligible reviewers. It weighs each candidate’s workload, time zone, availability, and expertise as defined by approval rules and CODEOWNERS, to find the person best suited and positioned to respond.
You see the recommendation and the reasoning. The flow explains why it chose each reviewer, so you can approve the suggestion based on that context.
You assign with one click. Suggestions appear in a dedicated panel on the merge request. You decide who reviews and when.
This design keeps you in control of timing. You can finish iterating or address automated code review feedback first, then bring in a human reviewer when the change is truly ready. You set it up as a flow trigger in your project rather than a project setting, so it fits alongside the other agentic workflows your team already runs.
What your team gains
The right reviewer match means faster feedback, clearer accountability, and a more balanced workload. Recommend Reviewers Flow makes that call consistently, at scale, and with reasoning you can see and override.
Recommend Reviewers Flow also works alongside the other foundational flows in GitLab Duo Agent Platform that handle the work around a merge request:
Run Code Review Flow first, so automated feedback lands before a person is brought in.
Add Security Review Flow to check merge request changes for business logic vulnerabilities before they merge.
Use Fix CI/CD Pipeline Flow to diagnose and repair failed jobs, so a broken pipeline doesn’t hold up an approved change.
Use Custom Flows to build Recommend Reviewers Flow into the process your team already follows.
Each step from merge request to merge runs on the same platform, under the same policies, so more of the code your team writes actually reaches users.
Get started
Intelligent reviewer suggestions are generally available in GitLab 19.5 for GitLab.com, GitLab Self-Managed, and GitLab Dedicated. To try them, add the Recommend Reviewers Flow trigger to your project, then create your next merge request. Learn more in our documentation.
New to GitLab Duo Agent Platform? Start a free trial today. Already a GitLab Premium or Ultimate subscriber? Turn on Duo Agent Platform and use the GitLab Credits included with your subscription.
Oct 15 · 00:00·GitLab
Healthcare · Nonprofits
For patients living with chronic blood disorders, access to safe and reliable blood supplies is fundamental to their care journey. Marking the sixth...
Oct 5 · 07:57·Bristol Myers Squibb
Finance · Healthcare
Accelerator focuses on impact across four areas: Environment, Health & Wellbeing, Economic Empowerment, and Education & Human Capital 20 startups and four nonprofits in the Americas and EMEA were selected from thousands of applicants Five-month program provides capital, mentorship and access to the firm’s global network New York - Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) today announced the 2026 global cohort of its Inclusive & Sus
Sep 14 · 04:00·Morgan Stanley
Nonprofits
One of the most significant intergenerational wealth transfers in modern history is unfolding and this is creating a shift in philanthropic thinking, says Russell Prior.
Wealth trends
Sep 7 · 00:00·HSBC
Nonprofits
This year’s Global Give grants support more than 30 nonprofits in 10 countries to empower inclusive entrepreneurship.
Aug 18 · 07:00·eBay
Sports · Nonprofits
On Aug. 2nd and 3rd, more than 800 golfers teed off for the 23rd annual Whirlpool Community Charity Golf Event, raising $3 million for local youth in ...
Aug 6 · 15:07·Whirlpool
Education · Nonprofits
Happy Move, Hyundai Motor Group’s long-running youth CSR program since 2008, has reached 24 countries and engaged more than 13,000 students
200 Korean university students selected through an open nationwide application and dispatched across three sites this sumlmer
Local university students from Indonesia and Vietnam join as co-participants for cross-cultural exchange
Program is aligned with national policy priorities and local needs, in partnership with NGOs
Jul 30 · 02:00·Hyundai Motor Company
Nonprofits
Donation to be made through the Republic of Korea National Red Cross to support emergency relief efforts and recovery activities in affected communities
Jul 2 · 06:00·Hyundai Motor Company
Nonprofits
“The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” partnered with eBay for Charity to auction iconic memorabilia from the Ed Sullivan Theater, raising more than $2 million for World Central Kitchen.
Jun 25 · 07:00·eBay
Finance · Nonprofits
Grainger (NYSE: GWW), a leading broad-line distributor of maintenance, repair and operating (MRO) products and services, today announced it is...
Jun 24 · 12:00·W. W. Grainger
Nonprofits
Revisit the moments that made 2025 a remarkable year for charitable commerce.
May 18 · 07:00·eBay