FirespringLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Firespring
Firespring has selected their winning logo design.
For $333 they received 64 designs
from 18 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
Firespring provides websites, marketing, IT services and payment processing for nonprofits and small businesses.
Industry
Color Preferences
This mark won’t be used as a company logo, but rather a badge meant to symbolize our commitment to giving back within the nonprofit community as a Certified Benefit Corporation (B Corp). It could easily live as a one-color mark but that’s not a mandatory. The most important thing is that it has a visual relationship with the Firespring.org logo, whose Pantone colors are Black, 375 (green) and 3145 (blue). The logo font is FF Meta bold, with Montserrat as our headline font and FF Meta Serif as our text font.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Our “give back” concept revolves around “the power of 3.” We give away 3% of our technology (websites, IT services, payment processing, etc.), 3% of our people (eight hours per month per employee to volunteer for a nonprofit of their choosing) and 3% of our revenue (donated to a Foundation specifically conceived to provide digital technology grants to nonprofit organizations). We do not wish to incorporate words with the visual representation of the three 3s (or 3 “cubed”), but icons representing each component may be used if desired. This badge will coexist with the Firespring.org logo and the Certified B Corporation badge.
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Necessity
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