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National Create-Your-Own Salad Franchise Helps Guests Finish Summer Strong with Even More Special Offers and Free Salads.

WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. — Beleaf it or not, Saladworks, the nation’s leading fast-casual create-your-own salad franchise, announced today that it is extending its Super Summer Salad-bration once again, this time through the end of August. Through the ongoing celebration, Saladworks Rewards members can receive special offers with every visit to their local Saladworks. To become a Saladworks Rewards member and participate in the fun, guests can enroll on the company’s website or app.

In addition to receiving a free entrée just by signing up, the multifaceted Saladworks Rewards program allows members to earn points on every visit – whether in restaurant or ordering online — which can be redeemed for menu discounts on future visits. In addition, the program engages members with “insider” information about the menu, new ingredients and recipes, upcoming events and healthful tips. The program also allows members to participate in surveys and taste panels to help the brand live up to its promise in creating “WOW!” moments for its guests.

At the end of July, Saladworks rewarded two more lucky members with free salad for a year. One of the winners was Lilibet Alvira from Bel Air, Maryland, who won for the Most Visits during July with 40 visits.

“Since incorporating Saladworks into my diet, I have accomplished goals that I thought I could never achieve, such as losing weight and keeping up with my husband while jogging for the first time in my life,” said Alvira. “Being able to stick to my routine requires a diet, and Saladworks has helped me to keep eating healthy. They have fresh ingredients and variety that makes it easy for me to maintain my diet and have the energy to carry out my routine.”

To close out August, Saladworks will once again give away free salad for a year, but this time to three winners – the guest with the most visits and the guest with the most points earned through Saladworks Rewards during the month as well as for one lucky guest who posts a photo on #SWSuperSummer. Even those who don’t win the grand prize are being rewarded for every dollar spent, including double points on their purchase upon their second visit, triple points on their third visit and an extra 50 points upon their fourth. Finally, a free salad will be rewarded to members following their fifth order during the campaign. These special offers reset after every five visits.

Other opportunities to redeem specials and rack up points include:

• National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day (8/4) – Earn 25 Bonus Points with purchase of a Chocolate Chip Cookies
• World Photo Day (8/19) – Earn 100 Bonus Points when you post a photo on #SWSuperSummer
• Salad-Bration Weekend (8/29-30) – Earn 100 Bonus Points when you visit Saladworks this weekend

For the final month of the Super Summer Salad-bration, Saladworks Executive Chef, Katie Cavuto is also helping guests stay strong by highlighting specific Saladworks ingredients and recipes through the following weekly health and wellness themes:

• Week 1: Create & Relate – Stress Buster Salad
• Week 2: Restore & Explore – After Workout Salad
• Week 3: Nature & Nurture – Beat the Bloat Salad
• Week 4: Nourish & Nutrition – Immunity Supportive Salad

“Guest engagement has been at an all-time high over the last couple months thanks to the Saladworks Super Summer Salad-bration,” said Mark Mears, Chief Marketing Officer of Saladworks. “We want to keep fueling the originality of our Saladworks Rewards members, especially because this year, summer is quite different and more difficult for many people. By extending the celebration and providing weekly health and nutrition tips, we want to help our loyal guests finish summer strong and live their best lives.”

For more information about Saladworks’ Super Summer Salad-bration or to become a Saladworks Rewards member, visit www.saladworks.com or download the Saladworks app.

National Create-Your-Own Salad Franchise Continues to Reward Guest Originality with Special Offers and Free Salads.

WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. — Saladworks, the nation’s leading fast-casual create-your-own salad franchise, announced today that it will extend its Super Summer Celebration through July, following a successful run in June. Through the celebration, Saladworks Rewards Members can receive special offers with every visit to their local Saladworks. To become a Saladworks Rewards member and participate in the fun, guests can enroll on the company’s website or app.

In addition to receiving a free entrée just by signing up, the multifaceted Saladworks Rewards program allows members to earn points on every visit – whether in restaurant or ordering online — which can be redeemed for menu discounts on future visits. In addition, the program engages members with “insider” information about the menu, new ingredients and recipes, upcoming events and healthful tips. The program also allows members to participate in surveys and taste panels to help the brand live up to its promise in creating “WOW!” moments for its guests.

To cap off the month of June, Saladworks rewarded two lucky members with free salad for a year. Bruce Rosenblatt from Huntersville, NC won for the Most Visits during June with 40 and Scott S. from Lawrence Park, PA was rewarded for Most Salads Eaten with 81.

“When I visit other salad stores, they rarely have the items so many of us like,” said Rosenblatt. “For me, it is the fruit, large variety of cheeses and proteins, plus when I’m in the mood, I love the bacon at Saladworks. The combinations are endless. I think the key is that we all like different foods and Saladworks is able to accommodate so many different appetites with their variety.”

At the end of July, Saladworks will once again give away free salad for a year to two winners – the guest with the most visits and the guest with the most points earned through Saladworks Rewards during the month. Even those who don’t win the grand prize are being rewarded for every dollar spent, including double bonus points on their purchase upon their second visit, 75 bonus points on their third visit and an extra 100 bonus points upon their fourth. Finally, a free salad will be rewarded to members following their fifth order during the campaign. These special offers reset after every five visits.

Other opportunities to redeem specials and rack up points include a BOGO 50% off deal on National Parents Day (July 26), 100 bonus points for referrals and a free salad for new users on International Day of Friendship (July 30), and 25 bonus points for ordering avocado on National Avocado Day (July 31).

“2020 has been a challenging year for just about everybody and summer is a natural time for people to celebrate. Extending the Saladworks Super Summer Celebration is just one of many things we can do to give back to our amazing, loyal guests who have stuck with us these past several months,” said Mark Mears, Chief Marketing Officer of Saladworks. “The response to our Saladworks Rewards campaign in June was overwhelming so we are happy to keep fueling our guests’ originality with even better offerings to celebrate in July.”

Along with its guests, Saladworks has been celebrating healthcare workers and first responders through its Fives for Lives campaign since March. The campaign gives guests the option to contribute $5 through their local Saladworks – or via www.fivesforlives.com – on behalf of those on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic. Each $5 contribution is matched with a free meal provided to a local hospital from Saladworks. Fives for Lives has been extremely successful thus far, having provided over 2,000 meals to hospitals and first responders. To make a contribution to Fives for Lives, visit www.fivesforlives.com.

For more information about Saladworks’ Super Summer Celebration or to become a Saladworks Rewards member, visit www.saladworks.com or download the Saladworks app.

Along with Bonus Points for Rewards Members, Two Winners Will Earn Free Salad for a Year.

WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. — After months of sheltering in place and with today being National Best Friends Day, there has never been a better time to reconnect with friends while continuing to practice safe social distancing. Saladworks, the nation’s leading fast-casual create-your-own salad franchise, is helping its guests to do so in a fun, fresh and original way with its Super Summer Celebration. Now through June 30^th, Saladworks Rewards Members can receive special offers with every visit to their local Saladworks. To become a Saladworks Rewards member and participate in the fun, guests can enroll on the company’s website or app.

In addition to receiving a free entrée just by signing up, the multifaceted Saladworks Rewards program allows members to earn points on every visit – whether in restaurant or ordering online — which can be redeemed for menu discounts on future visits. In addition, the program engages members with “insider” information about the menu, new ingredients and recipes, upcoming events and healthful tips. The program also allows members to participate in surveys to help the brand live up to its promise in creating “WOW!” moments for its guests.

Throughout the month-long Super Summer Celebration, Saladworks Rewards members will receive 50 bonus points after their second visit, three times the bonus points of their purchase on their third visit and an extra 100 bonus points upon their fourth. Finally, a free salad will be rewarded to members following their fifth order during the campaign. These special offers reset after every five visits.

Additional opportunities for points will be revealed throughout the month around National Best Friend’s Day (100 Bonus Points for every new member a current member signs up), the first day of summer (June 20) and Father’s Day (June 21). Rewards members can also earn points by sharing posts about Saladworks’ Super Summer Celebration across social media with #SWSuperSummer.

“We believe this campaign is not only a fun and competitive challenge to kick off summer, but also a way to reward our loyal guests for standing by us through everything that has happened this year,” said Mark Mears, the Chief Marketing Officer of Saladworks. “Developing these interactive campaigns also helps us strengthen the personal connection we have with our guests, encouraging them to be original in everything they do so they can pursue their passions and live their best life.”

At the end of this month, the Saladworks Rewards member with the most visits and the member with the most salads eaten during the Super Summer Celebration will each win free salad for a year. The company is committed to providing its Saladworks Rewards members an updated leaderboard every week to keep them informed.

Along with this fun initiative for summer, Saladworks is still going strong with its Fives for Lives campaign, which gives guests the option to contribute $5 through their local Saladworks – or via www.fivesforlives.com – on behalf of healthcare workers who are on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. Each $5 contribution is matched with a free meal provided to a local hospital from Saladworks. The more ‘fives’ someone contributes, the more meals donated, which consist of one of Saladworks’ original Signature Salads, including the popular Cobb Salad, Farmhouse Salad, Sophie’s Salad, Mediterranean Salad and Bently Salad among other favorites.

The Fives for Lives campaign has been extremely successful thus far, having raised over $9,500 and providing more than 1,900 meals to hospitals and first responders. To make a contribution to Fives for Lives, visit www.fivesforlives.com.

For more information about Saladworks’ Super Summer Celebration or to become a Saladworks Rewards member, visit www.saladworks.com or download the Saladworks app.

Deal Brings Fast-Casual Salad Concept to 15 REEF Hubs in 10 Cities across the United States.

WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. — Saladworks, the nation’s leading fast-casual create-your-own salad concept, announced today it has launched a partnership with REEF Technology, a Miami-based company that transforms parking lots and facilities into mobile ecosystems that seamlessly integrate a broad range of businesses. The partnership expands Saladworks’ footprint into 17 REEF hubs throughout 10 cities across the U.S., including Miami, Atlanta, Houston, Austin, Dallas, Chicago, New York, Nashville, San Francisco and Los Angeles, and will primarily debut as ghost kitchens supported by third-party delivery companies nationwide. The first one opened in Philadelphia yesterday, with Miami to follow next week, and the rest throughout June.

While some of its REEF locations allow for walk-up orders, Saladworks will primarily use these mobile ecosystems as a means to accommodate a larger number and wider area of delivery orders. The centralized locations and ability to prepare food on-site promote the delivery of meals as efficiently and freshly as possible. Each site offers a menu of featured items, including Saladworks’ create-your-own and signature salads, wraps and grain bowls.

“We strive to be original in everything we do, and that originality is exemplified by exciting, strategic projects like this partnership with REEF Technology,” said Kelly Roddy, CEO of Saladworks. “Among our many creative channels of growth, these mobile ecosystems enable us to share our healthy, sustainable and incredible brand with guests we might not have otherwise reached.”

Saladworks, which has been in business for more than 30 years, has always placed a focus on guest originality through its healthy and fresh ingredients and create-your-own options. Ranked number 22 among this year’s Top 100 Fast Casual Movers and Shakers, the brand is currently experiencing impressive growth due to a rise in health-conscious consumer behaviors and its unique avenues for expansion, such as ghost kitchens, stores within stores, and locations across the likes of universities and military bases. By the end of 2020, Saladworks plans to open 30 new restaurants and have 50 more in development.

“In this age of social distancing, consumers are leaning on delivery and minimal-contact options now more than ever,” said Roddy. “These mobile ecosystems allow us to meet those needs and scale the Saladworks concept quickly, efficiently and for a fraction of the cost, which is a win-win for everybody.”

For more information about Saladworks and to find a restaurant near you for dining in, take-out or delivery, visit www.saladworks.com.

Saladworks Encourages Guests to Participate in Wellness Routines and Focus on “You” Through “You Are A-May-Zing 30-Day Challenge”.

WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. — With stay-at-home orders extended in many states, people are continuing to find new ways to stay active, healthy and sane while in quarantine. Saladworks, the nation’s leading fast-casual create-your-own salad franchise, created a 30-day wellness challenge to celebrate National Salad Month throughout May. While many are still quarantined at home, the month of May is the perfect time to focus on one’s well-being, especially with summer around the corner. Additionally, this social campaign allows Saladworks to interact with its guests during a time when social distancing is of utmost importance.

All month guests can go on to Saladworks social media pages, i.e. Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, to access the daily challenges. Each week Saladworks posts the weekly challenge for participants to do each day. Over the four weeks, there will be four different wellness themes that each challenge falls under – Create & Relate; Restore & Explore; Nature & Nurture; Nourish & Nutrition. Social media fans can participate in the day’s challenge directly with Saladworks or post it to their own social media tagging the brand for a chance to win free salads, rewards points and other prizes.

“In addition to our ‘Fives for Lives’ fundraising campaign which brings healthy, nutritious and flavorful meals to our local heroes battling COVID-19 on the front lines of this pandemic, we also wanted to create a way to engage with our guests and bring a smile to everyone’s face during such a difficult and uncertain time,” said Mark Mears, Chief Marketing Officer of Saladworks. “The ‘You Are A-May-Zing 30-Day Challenge’ has brought many together to celebrate National Salad Month in such a fun, original and interactive way, while also emphasizing ways to stay healthy, fit and well from live Instagram workouts and fitness tips to cooking demos for at-home salads.”

The premise of the “You Are A-May-Zing 30-Day Challenge” interactive social campaign is to celebrate and gamify National Salad Month and encourage guests to complete these challenges each day of the week around their unique “original” routines. With boredom becoming more rampant as the pandemic prolongs, these daily challenges add a little bit of fun and flavor to people’s days.

“We really want people to use this month to focus on themselves in all aspects of their lives,” said Mears. “These challenges were designed specifically to fortify people’s bodies, build up immune systems, stimulate minds and bring the family closer together during a time when all of those aspects are so important.  By helping to ‘fuel the originality’ of our guests, we can all emerge from this pandemic even better than before.”

Along with the “You Are A-May-Zing 30-Day Challenge” campaign, Saladworks is doing its part to serve guests through the pandemic by offering free delivery on orders placed through its website as well as specific delivery specials via its partners at Door Dash, GrubHub and Uber Eats. In all cases, each Saladworks meal will be offered in tamper-resistant packaging with curbside service available for the health and safety of its guests.

Saladworks, which has been in business for more than 30 years, has always placed a focus on guest originality through its array of over 60 fresh, flavorful and healthy ingredients.  In addition to its Signature recipes, Saladworks offers create-your-own options, including salads, wraps, grain bowls and more. For more information about the menu and current offers, visit www.saladworks.com.

National Salad Franchise Doubles Down on Efforts Heading into National Nurses Week.

WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. — Since the outbreak of the coronavirus, restaurants have been doing everything they can to keep serving their guests, but for Saladworks, the nation’s leading fast-casual salad franchise, it’s also about lifting up those who serve and protect the originality of its communities. For the past several weeks, the popular salad brand has exemplified this with more than $5,725 raised and 1,145 meals donated to hospitals and first responders through its charitable Fives for Lives campaign. With National Nurses Week beginning May 6, Saladworks is doubling down on its efforts to achieve its goal of raising $25,000 in donations – or 5,000 meals — as many states have yet to hit their peak number of COVID-19 cases.

Fives for Lives gives guests the option to contribute $5 through their local Saladworks – or via www.fivesforlives.com –on behalf of healthcare workers who are on the front lines of this pandemic. Each $5 contribution is matched with a free meal provided to a local hospital from Saladworks. The more ‘fives’ someone contributes, the more meals donated, which consist of one of Saladworks’ original Signature Salads, including the popular Cobb Salad, Farmhouse Salad, Sophie’s Salad, Mediterranean Salad and Bently Salad among other favorites. When possible, Saladworks franchise owners, company operators and team members also collect signatures with well wishes from the guests who contribute “fives” to give every Signature salad donated a personal touch.

“The coronavirus has impacted us all in various ways – none more so than those in the healthcare community who are fighting this pandemic on the front lines every single day,” said Kelly Roddy, Saladworks CEO. “Given that many of our franchisees and team members have family members who are nurses, we are especially grateful for their service to help keep our communities safe and healthy during this difficult, uncertain time. At Saladworks, our goal is to help nourish their minds, bodies and spirits as we celebrate all the nurses throughout this week and beyond.”

Every Friday, participating Saladworks restaurants have been tracking the number of contributions made throughout the week, then preparing and delivering a commensurate number of Saladworks meals to a local healthcare partner serving its community. Some of the hospitals that have received generous donations include Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, PA, Jefferson Hospital in Cherry Hill, NJ and Chesapeake Regional Medical Center in Chesapeake, VA among many others.

“There is nothing more rewarding than the feeling that comes with giving back to your community,” said Ike Carabases, co-owner of Saladworks in Cherry Hill, NJ. “Each Friday when my staff and I drop off the donations at Jefferson Hospital in Cherry Hill, the energy in the room immediately flips from gloom to joy. Healthcare workers and first responders are sacrificing so much right now that every little act of kindness we can do for them makes a difference.”

Along with the Fives for Lives campaign, Saladworks is doing its part to serve guests through the pandemic by offering free delivery on orders placed through its website as well as specific delivery specials via its partners at Door Dash, GrubHub and Uber Eats. In all cases, each Saladworks meal is freshly prepared and served in tamper-resistant packaging with curbside service available for the health and safety of its guests.

Saladworks, which has been in business for more than 30 years, has always placed a focus on guest originality through its array of over 60 fresh, flavorful and healthy ingredients. In addition to its Signature recipes, Saladworks offers create-your-own options, including salads, wraps, grain bowls and more. For more information about the menu and current offers, visit www.saladworks.com. To make a contribution to Fives for Lives, visit www.fivesforlives.com.

Guests Can Donate to Help Saladworks Provide Meals to Nourish Healthcare Workers and First Responders on Front Lines of COVID-19 Pandemic.

WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. — As the world continues its battle against coronavirus, Saladworks, the nation’s leading fast-casual create-your-own salad franchise, is putting local heroes first with the launch of Fives for Lives. Through this charitable campaign, guests will have the option to contribute $5 through their local Saladworks on behalf of healthcare workers who are on the front lines of this pandemic. Each $5 contribution a guest makes will be matched with a free meal donated to the local hospital from Saladworks.

The more ‘fives’ a guest contributes, the more meals Saladworks will serve to those in our community who serve us so well. All meals donated will consist of one of Saladworks’ original Signature Salads, including the popular Cobb Salad, Farmhouse Salad, Sophie’s Salad, Mediterranean Salad and Bently Salad among other favorites.

“Doctors, nurses and other first responders are sacrificing their health daily and putting in long hours to help their communities beat this pandemic, sometimes to the extent that they don’t have time to eat a meal,” said Kelly Roddy, CEO of Saladworks. “Fives for Lives is a chance for Saladworks and our guests to give back to these local heroes and keep them healthy. We want to help the first responders that protect our originality while giving our guests an opportunity to do the same.”

Donations can be made upon call-in and pick-up orders as well as through Saladworks online ordering by selecting the menu item “Fives for Lives – Donation” before checking out. Every week, participating Saladworks restaurants will track the number of donations made throughout the week, then donate the monetary amount to a local partner as well as coordinate the delivery of meals equal in value to the donations made.

The idea for Fives for Lives was started by Saladworks franchisees, who recognized the power of the restaurant brand to help during the pandemic. This includes Cheri BonVardo, a Saladworks franchisee in Clementon, NJ who started her own charitable campaign in her local community by providing free meals to all first responders around her restaurant. After seeing the impact it made in the area, the effort is now being carried out throughout a majority of the franchise system.

“First responders make up a great deal of our guests and have always been a bright spot in our Saladworks community,” said BonVardo. “When this pandemic struck, providing them with free meals for their service to our city and loyalty to our business felt like the right thing to do.”

Along with the Fives for Lives campaign, Saladworks is doing its part to serve guests through the pandemic by offering free delivery on orders placed through its website as well as specific delivery specials via its partners at Door Dash, GrubHub and Uber Eats. In all cases, each Saladworks meal will be offered in tamper-resistant packaging with curbside service available for the health and safety of its guests.

Saladworks, which has been in business for more than 30 years, has always placed a focus on guest originality through its array of over 60 fresh, flavorful and healthy ingredients. In addition to its Signature recipes, Saladworks offers create-your-own options, including salads, wraps, grain bowls and more. For more information about the menu and current offers, visit www.saladworks.com.

New Promotions and Free Delivery Make Healthy and Fresh Meals Easy and Affordable.

WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. — In an effort to continue serving guests during this unprecedented time of social distancing, Saladworks, the nation’s leading fast-casual create-your-own salad franchise, has launched a timely, relevant promotion for all of its guests as well as an exclusive bonus offer for members of its Saladworks Rewards program. These deals emphasize the brand’s focus on take-away, online ordering and delivery orders to make fresh and healthy eating as simple as possible for guests – regardless of personal health, medical or dietary considerations — as they adhere to state and/or local health regulations.

Through Sunday, all guests will receive a $5 gift card with a purchase of $20 or more when they order directly with Saladworks for take-away or delivery via online ordering, telephone or, where permitted, in restaurant. The gift card can be used by the guest on a future order, or better yet, Saladworks is encouraging them to give it to someone in need, which has become an unfortunate reality for many Americans in light of the recent COVID-19 public health outbreak.

“The heart of the Saladworks brand is quite simply our people — including our franchisees and team members as well as our valued guests and the communities we serve,” said Kelly Roddy, CEO of Saladworks. “During this unprecedented time of change and uncertainty, we know there are many people who need help securing fresh, flavorful and healthy food to nourish their bodies, minds and spirits. So, we’re encouraging all those who are able to enjoy a Saladworks meal with their family or friends to ‘pay it forward’ by giving the $5 Gift Card reward to someone in need.  We are all in this fight together and we will all get through it together if we allow the very best in all of us to shine through.”

Along with this limited-time deal for all guests, Saladworks Rewards members will receive an extra bonus.  Members who purchase four entrée salads throughout the month of March can receive their next entrée salad for free. It is free to sign up for the rewards program through the company’s website or mobile app.

Saladworks is also offering free delivery on orders placed through its website for its restaurants who offer delivery as well as specific delivery specials via its partners at Door Dash, GrubHub and Uber Eats.  In all cases, each Saladworks meal will be offered in tamper-resistant packaging with curbside service available for the health and safety of its guests.

Saladworks, which has been in business for more than 30 years, has always placed a focus on guest originality through its array of over 60 fresh, flavorful and healthy ingredients.  In addition to its Signature recipes, Saladworks offers create-your-own options, including salads, wraps, grain bowls and more. For more information about the menu and current offers, visit www.saladworks.com.