Fuller Center for HousingLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Fuller Center for Housing
Fuller Center for Housing has selected their winning logo design.
For $400 they received 77 designs
from 21 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
Slogan
Building a better world, one house at a time
What We Do
We are a nonprofit that uses volunteers to help families build and repair simple decent homes through hand-up partnership instead of handouts.
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Color Preferences
We've been tied to light brown and light blue for a long time, but we are open to any colors. Bolder versions of blue and brown would be of particular interest, but, again, we are open to anything colorwise.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Think partnership between donors/volunteers and the families they can help. We want our homeowner partner families to retain their pride and not feel like charity cases. And we want our donors/volunteers to feel like they are contributing to something that truly works and is not a wasted handout. Empowerment and partnership are the key words. Surf around www.fullercenter.org to see more of what we're all about.
ALSO: People simply call us "The Fuller Center" instead of our long formal name "The Fuller Center for Housing". We'd like our logo to reflect the simpler "The Fuller Center" unless "for Housing" can be included as a very subtle element.
ALSO: People simply call us "The Fuller Center" instead of our long formal name "The Fuller Center for Housing". We'd like our logo to reflect the simpler "The Fuller Center" unless "for Housing" can be included as a very subtle element.
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