Hobgoblin Foundation Logo Design Contest

Hobgoblin Foundation has selected their winning logo design.

For $475 they received 80 designs from 17 different designers from around the world.
Contest
Logo Design Brief
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United States

Slogan

Help a Little

What We Do

Hobgoblin is a family foundation that supports charities in Canada, particularly those focused on providing opportunity to children who might otherwise be left behind. We support energetic, optimistic, pragmatic agents of change. Those , large or small, who make a tremendous and lasting difference in the lives of kids.

Industry

Non-Profit

Color Preferences

Green and Blue - association of outdoors, freshness, water
Yellow/Orange - energy, sunshine

Our Ideas and Additional Information:

Our foundation is not large - our motto is "Help a Little," meaning we can't solve everything but we can do something. And also meaning that the people we help are the little ones - small people, small organizations mainly. Some of the organizations we support (for inspiration) are Boundless School (awesome!), Take a Hike Foundation, Teach for Canada, Autism Asperger Friendship Society, Kids in Camp, West Coast Kids Cancer Foundation. Hobgoblin was the name of our dog when we were young, a black, fluffy, furry poodle - energetic, not always well-behaved, ball of good spirit. So we think that the logo should be simple, hopeful, energetic, could have a poodle image (but not a show-dog poodle). Also the foundation can only support Canadian registered charities, so weaving in Canadian imagery including a maple leaf could work, but not necessary.

Themes

Simple
Colorful
Modern
Adventure

Style Inspiration

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