Community Harvest Food Bank, a Fort Wayne nonprofit, has unveiled a new brand identity as it marks more than 40 years of serving northeast Indiana. The organization introduced a new logo and the tagline, “Feeding neighbors. Building community.”

According to leaders, the rebrand reflects Community Harvest’s growth from a local food bank into a regional resource that connects donors, volunteers, businesses, nonprofit partners, and families in need. Despite the new look, the nonprofit says its mission remains unchanged: ensuring people across northeast Indiana have reliable access to nutritious food and support services.

Founded in 1983, Community Harvest now distributes more than 12 million pounds of food each year through more than 250 partner agencies, serving nearly 100,000 people across nine northeast Indiana counties. The organization says community support through donations and volunteer efforts remains critical to helping fight food insecurity throughout the region.

Those interested in volunteering, donating, or learning more about Community Harvest’s programs can visit the organization’s website or call 260-447-3696.

Original reporting: WOWO News/Talk (Fort Wayne) — read the source article.