Mountain Housing Assistance TrustLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Mountain Housing Assistance Trust
Mountain Housing Assistance Trust has selected their winning logo design.
For $575 they received 233 designs
from 41 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Slogan
MHAT is dedicated to creating high-quality housing that is well-integrated into the greater community and that will remain sustainable for many future generations.
What We Do
The Mountain Housing Assistance Trust (MHAT) is responsible for the development of Housing Assistance Programs across the Rocky Mountain region. MHAT provides assistance to property owners, government entities, financial institutions, renters and Clients. MHAT staff seeks out sources of capital and financial assistance, represents project sponsors and beneficiaries, and administers financial assistance programs designed to increase the quality and stock of existing housing in our gateway mountain towns.
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Color Preferences
suggest please!
green,blue,purple,white...
green,blue,purple,white...
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Really looking for the tournament community to develop options.
Scope of the organization is to develop, implement and manage housing assistance programs, ranging from helping renters and homeowners up through the design and creation of multifamily/mixed use projects in mountain towns across the Rocky Mountain region.
Scope of the organization is to develop, implement and manage housing assistance programs, ranging from helping renters and homeowners up through the design and creation of multifamily/mixed use projects in mountain towns across the Rocky Mountain region.
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