Logo for a humanitarian association which mission is to help children

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Start date: 03-09-2012

Ending date: 19-09-2012

Total budget: € 300.00
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Needs

We are looking for a new logo, contact card and a paper for letters.

Company description

Our Association is called SOS for Savoir Oser la Solidarité (which can be translated by Dare solidarity). Our mission is to develop the access of children for Grenoble, France, but also from all the world, to culture and education.
Our action is divided in 3 departments. The first one is for the local actions : we organize each 15 days a visit of a museum, a scientific center,... for the children for Grenoble.
The second one for the international ones. We raise money during the year and then during the summer we go in the country to build school, mills,... For instance this summer we went to Peru, Benin, Indonesia, Morocco and India. But those countries change each years.
The last one is for the contacts with other associations. For instance we organize events for the téléthon, blood donation,...

Target group

Our logo is partly for the students of our business school but above all for our partners (International Rotary, Carrefour, Adecco,...)

Colors, favourites and other requirements

The colour of our association is the green. But the logo doesn't have to be green because sometimes it will be on a green background. To be precise, our green is this one : Red:27, Green:138 and Blue:8.
The last thing is that we don't want a single earth or a planisphere as a logo because we want to keep our's balance between all our projects.

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J'ai voulu faire un logo complètement différent des autres. Car je trouve les autres logo un peu froid pour une association humanitaire pour les enfants.

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