Lulo's app helps WIC families use their food benefits by showing what they can buy, where they can shop, and how to check their balance. It is designed for parents and caregivers.
Sarah Stellwag, Georgetown C'18, leads Lulo as its CEO and co-founder. The social enterprise aims to help families navigate their Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) benefits.
Lulo helps families use WIC benefits by showing which items are eligible in real time. The available article text describes its focus on making it easier for users to redeem benefits.
Sarah Stellwag leads Lulo from Atlanta, where she moved from New York City to scale the WIC-focused startup. Lulo is a grocery shopping app that helps families in Georgia and beyond navigate benefits with ease, and Stellwag serves as the company’s CEO.
Dani Lopez, who grew up in the South Bronx, learned early how to find the library, read a bus schedule, and seek help when adults did not know where to turn.
