The Start of Something Good

Bonnie Kaye presenting Simply Good at the launch reveal

A NEW YEAR-ROUND, GO-TO COMMUNITY DESTINATION IS BRINGING BOCA/DELRAY TOGETHER IN A WHOLE NEW WAY.

Often, the start of something good begins with having the right people in the room. For the launch of Simply Good, that meant community and business leaders deeply invested in Boca/Delray and the power of working together to make where we live stronger.

They gathered for an exclusive introduction to a new category of community media built around a bigger idea: community-building for good. Simply Good was created not just to report on the community, but to bring it together — connecting people with businesses, organizations, ideas, experiences and opportunities.

And who better to help launch it than those already shaping the community it will serve? Leaders from business, nonprofit, civic, cultural, healthcare and education came not only to preview Simply Good, but to become part of what it can build.

Born from a partnership between Seabreeze Communications and longtime community connectors Bonnie and Jon Kaye, Simply Good brings decades of community publishing and community building together in a year-round digital destination designed to turn content into connection and connection into participation.

FROM READERSHIP TO ACTION

Beyond its monthly digital issue, Simply Good is building a year-round community resource platform, with more ways to discover what matters, connect with others and get involved.

For businesses and organizations, that creates something equally valuable: opportunities to build visibility, share their impact and engage with people who value those invested in their community.

That intersection — between people who want to participate and businesses and organizations that want to make a difference — is at the heart of Simply Good.

And this was just the beginning.

As Simply Good grows, so will the circle of readers, businesses, organizations and partners taking part — extending the impact far beyond those in the room that evening.

Because that’s the thing about the start of something good: you never quite know how far it can go.