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CEO, GoodRoots Northwest Pierce County, WA

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 12/1/2023 BONNEY LAKE FOOD BANK REBRANDS TO GOODROOTS NORTHWEST, EMBARKING ON A JOURNEY OF EXPANSION AND RENEWED COMMITMENT (Buckley, WA) – In a significant milestone for the Bonney Lake Food Bank, a beloved nonprofit organization with deep roots in the community, today marks the official unveiling of its new identity: GoodRoots Northwest. This rebranding initiative is a strategic response to the organization's evolution and expansion, reflecting its commitment to building strong, resilient, and self-sufficient communities. Established in 2009 with a mission to alleviate hunger and food insecurity, the Bonney Lake Food Bank has played a vital role as a cornerstone in the community. Over time, the organization's impact grew beyond its original vision, leading to a comprehensive transformation and the decision to adopt a new name that better represents its regional reach and comprehensive approach to community support. The organization evolved beyond its initial scope under the leadership of dedicated staff and volunteers. With a culture of dignity first, a focus on fresh and nutritional offerings, and exceptional customer service, the Bonney Lake Food Bank expanded its services and programs. Implementing 24/7 locker service, a commitment to childhood development through providing healthy foods to youth, and collaborations with local farmers, food producers, and other nonprofits are just a few examples of the organization's innovative approach to tackling food insecurity. The decision to rebrand was made to recognize the need for a name that better encapsulates the organization's growth and impact. After a year of thoughtful consideration and collaboration with the marketing firm Hemisphere Design and Marketing, we are proud to introduce GoodRoots Northwest as the new name for the organization. "GoodRoots" was carefully selected to symbolize the organization's dedication to building strong, resilient, and self-sufficient communities. Like a healthy tree with deep and strong roots that provide stability, nourishment, and support to everyone, GoodRoots embodies the belief that a thriving community is built on the foundation of its roots. The organization will undergo a strategic rebranding process in the upcoming months, updating its website, social media profiles, and marketing materials. The unveiling of a vibrant new logo and brand visuals is a testament to the fresh energy and purpose behind the name change. "While the name may have changed, the mission of GoodRoots remains unwavering: to ensure food security and empower communities to thrive," said Stacey Crnich, CEO of GoodRoots Northwest. "Our commitment to sustainable solutions and addressing the root causes of hunger is more evident than ever. The transition to GoodRoots is not just a name change; it reflects our continued dedication to making a meaningful impact in the lives of those we serve." ###

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Erika Tucci

Executive Director, Ben B. Cheney Foundation | Board Member

11mo

CHEERS team! This is big for everyone. 🎉

Emily Dexter

Executive Director | Equity-Focused Food Access | Compassionate Leader

11mo

Looks great and well suited to your whole operation 💚

James Plourde

Helping nonprofits generate philanthropic support to thrive

11mo

Great job, Stacey. All good brands need a refresh, and this one really hits the mark!

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Daniel Burdsall, MPH

'Communities of Focus' Liaison with the Social, Economic, and Environmental Conditions for Health(SEECH) team | Asian Pacific Islander Coalition of WA | Community Organizer | Returned Peace Corp Volunteer

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Excited and looking forward to continuing the great work out in White River! 😍

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