With its 20th
anniversary on the horizon, the Ann Bancroft Foundation has tapped Clarity Coverdale Fury for its brand evolution. The Foundation, founded
in 1997 by its namesake and polar explorer, Ann Bancroft, has a mission
to support girls’ dreams and their efforts to live to their potential.
Clarity Coverdale Fury was chosen to expand the current brand to connect
with the Foundation’s growing number of stakeholders and to prepare for
the upcoming anniversary.
“Clarity Coverdale Fury has a long history of partnering with
organizations that seek to better their communities and the world at
large,” said Rob Rankin, President and CEO. “It makes a lot sense for
us. The work they do to help inspire and support young women and girls
is absolutely incredible. We are very excited to partner with the Ann
Bancroft Foundation to help them evolve their brand. It’s an area where
we have a lot of experience.”
The Ann Bancroft Foundation provides grants, mentorship, leadership
development and networking for Minnesota girls age five through high
school graduation. The Foundation works with like-minded individuals and
organizations, which makes Clarity Coverdale Fury an ideal partner.
Their work with ClearWay Minnesota, YWCA and Boy Scouts of America
encourages improving communities through both digital and traditional
communications and media expertise.
“We chose to partner with Clarity Coverdale Fury for their extensive
branding and marketing experience, as well as their ability to achieve
strong results,” said Sara Fenlason, Ann Bancroft Foundation Executive
Director. “We also found their team to be passionate, inquisitive and
collaborative; a great fit for the Foundation.”
The Ann Bancroft Foundation recently held its annual dreamXchange event with its fundraising efforts netting over $100,000.
*Ann Bancroft, explorer and founder of the Ann Bancroft Foundation, and
Rob Rankin, Clarity Coverdale Fury President and CEO, celebrated their
organizations' new partnership at the Foundation's annual dreamXchange
event on April 28, 2016 (see picture).