Kindred Corps
As a noun, “kindred” refers to one’s relatives, acknowledging the delivery drivers and staff who become surrogate families to the elderly they serve. As an adjective, it refers to a group that shares the same mission or beliefs, making the name a rallying cry for those who dedicate their time to the cause.
Heartspitality
A blend of the words “heart” or “heartland” and “hospitality,” this direction speaks to the people and midwest region served by the organization, highlighting the sense of community and care fostered by employees and volunteers.
Savorhood
A portmanteau of “savor” and “neighborhood.” The word “savor” is often used in the context of enjoying good food, while this application encourages the elderly to savor their golden years more broadly. The suffix “hood,” derived from “neighborhood,” underscores the sense of community forged between staff and the seniors they serve in their community.
PrairieShare
The word “prairie” communicates the midwestern values, work ethic, and hospitality that drive the organization. The suffix “share” celebrates the generosity of volunteers and donors, communicating the warmth and engagement reciprocated by the elderly they serve.
Bountifill
A portmanteau of “bounty” and “fulfill.” “Bounty” refers to a gift or harvest, perhaps spilling out of a cornucopia. “Fulfill” overtly refers to the act of delivery, as well as the idea that the organization—both socially and nutritionally—fills a gap in the lives of seniors.
Honorwell
This direction speaks to the core ideology that moves those who volunteer at this charitable venture—a desire to honor the elderly in our communities by providing nourishment and companionship to those in need.
Kindred Keepers
As a noun, “kindred” refers to one’s relatives, acknowledging the delivery drivers and staff who become surrogate families to the elderly they serve. As an adjective, it refers to a group that shares the same mission or beliefs, making the name a rallying cry for those who dedicate their time to the cause.
Bounty Share
“Bounty” refers to a gift or harvest, perhaps spilling out of a cornucopia. The suffix “share” celebrates the generosity of volunteers and donors, communicating the warmth and engagement reciprocated by the elderly they serve.
Gathermore
In this context, “gather” refers to aggregating food and resources to support the community. The prefix also champions the social opportunities fostered by the organization, unifying seniors at congregate friendship meals and their front door on food delivery days.
Nourishright
In this context, “nourish” highlights sustaining the elderly via nutrition while nurturing the soul through social interaction and inclusion within the senior community.
Fullove
Full of Love—that statement encapsulates the motivation behind each soul that dedicates their time to the organization. Sounding phonetically similar to “Full of,” messaging could be built around that hook (e.g. Fullove Hope; Fullove Potential; etc.)
Everfull
This direction implies that no matter what the future holds, the organization will forever ensure that the communities they serve have both a full stomach and a full heart. This name was unanimously selected by the board.