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Logo for The Giving Initiative
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Logo Design Brief
I'm looking for a logo for my business, which coaches entrepreneurs on how to work with philanthropists and investors in order to raise the funds they need to solve some of our biggest social challenges. It's not just about fundraising - it's about giving. It's about values, what we care about, building the kind of world we want. The audience for the logo - high-net philanthropists and entrepreneurial ceo's, and nonprofit thought leaders. Some of my clients: allstars.org, promujer.org, innovandolatradicion.org, digital-democracy.org, Carelinx.com
Updates
Project Deadline Extended
Reason: I am going to change one or two words in my tag line and am working through that language with my advisors. I don't anticipate this affecting your design too much.
Added Saturday, October 15, 2016
Project Deadline Extended
Reason: I am going to change one or two words in my tag line and am working through that language with my advisors. I don't anticipate this affecting your design too much.
Added Saturday, October 15, 2016
Target Market(s)
high-net philanthropists, entrepreneurial ceo's, and nonprofit thought leaders, remarkable nonprofit and social enterprise leaders who are seeking coaching and support
Industry/Entity Type
Business
Logo Text
The Giving Initiative... Private philanthropy, leadership gifts.
Logo styles of interest
Pictorial/Combination Logo
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Abstract Logo
Conceptual / symbolic (optional text)
Wordmark Logo
Word or name based logo (text only)
Lettermark Logo
Acronym or letter based logo (text only)
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Requirements
Must have
- I work with donors who want their support to make a difference, make a dent a big problem, not just go into the institutional endowment coffers. I also work with remarkable nonprofits that are innovative, taking risks, really good at what they do, not just content to provide a mediocre service - and if you can capture those two distinctions, you're a genius. It should be clean, modern, sophisticated, slightly edgy, in line with social innovation trends (think Acumen.org, stanfords innovation review (ssir.org), Poptech.org). I've thought in the past of two hands palms up and outstretched, like they are offering or giving something - a universal gesture. But I'm not sure if that works or sends the right message. I am based in Silicon valley, so that vibe should be felt.
Nice to have
- Bold as possible while still professional.
Should not have
- It shouldn't be too corporate or money oriented, nor too grassroots and earnest.