Home Instead Senior CareLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Home Instead Senior Care
Home Instead Senior Care has selected their winning logo design.
For $250 they received 96 designs
from 20 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
Slogan
To Us, It's Personal
What We Do
Non-Medical Homcare for Seniors
Industry
Color Preferences
Our logo is purple and white so keeping consistent will be good since they will often be used together. That said, I'm relying on your creativity to come up with something that will draw attention. Let me konw if you have any questions.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
I provided the logo for my company Home Instead Senior Care. This company is going to have a program called "The Senior Heroes Project". I'm looking for a logo for the program to help us market it in way that the program will become recognizable over time and tie it to our company. Below is a first draft description of the program.... Hope this helps.
The Senior Heroes Project
The senior Heroes Project is being created as a vehicle for Home Instead Senior Care (serving the Greater Baton Rouge area) to give back to the local senior community. We discovered the gap in care for those in the local community who are less fortunate and in challenging situations. The idea is to utilize local senior care and healthcare professionals as gatekeepers to identify seniors in dire situations and to solve those situations with grants underwritten by Home Instead Senior Care.
Using the Senior Heroes Project, we envision these grants will be used to fund a variety of needs: medication, groceries, adaptive equipment, shoes, clothing, special glasses, hearing aids, mobility equipment, as well as paying for a variety of different types of care both in the home and in facilities. A maximum amount will be set for each grant recipient to allow the funds to be spread out to as many people as possible.
It is our goal to appropriately help as many seniors as we can. For this reason, a maximum contribution amount will be set for each grant recipient. The program is only available to seniors in the Greater Baton Rouge area.
If you are a healthcare professional and have a client or a patient who could benefit from this program please contact me directly. We look forward to exploring ways we can make a difference in Seniors’ lives, together.
The Senior Heroes Project
The senior Heroes Project is being created as a vehicle for Home Instead Senior Care (serving the Greater Baton Rouge area) to give back to the local senior community. We discovered the gap in care for those in the local community who are less fortunate and in challenging situations. The idea is to utilize local senior care and healthcare professionals as gatekeepers to identify seniors in dire situations and to solve those situations with grants underwritten by Home Instead Senior Care.
Using the Senior Heroes Project, we envision these grants will be used to fund a variety of needs: medication, groceries, adaptive equipment, shoes, clothing, special glasses, hearing aids, mobility equipment, as well as paying for a variety of different types of care both in the home and in facilities. A maximum amount will be set for each grant recipient to allow the funds to be spread out to as many people as possible.
It is our goal to appropriately help as many seniors as we can. For this reason, a maximum contribution amount will be set for each grant recipient. The program is only available to seniors in the Greater Baton Rouge area.
If you are a healthcare professional and have a client or a patient who could benefit from this program please contact me directly. We look forward to exploring ways we can make a difference in Seniors’ lives, together.
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