Having said that, there are actually some good "free" logos available. Your logo should not have more than three colors, two fonts and two distinct objects/shapes.ĭesigning a logo is the one thing I suggest getting a professional designer to do from the get-go. A logo is a simple, clean, easily digestible symbol. This is not saying that they didn’t have artistic talent. I have rarely seen a volunteer make a logo that I would want for my organization. All you have to do is post your project on their website and dozens of professional designers submit their ideas. And it is easy to search for what you want. Pre-made logos are professional and inexpensive. If you choose to do this, learn all you can about the subtleties of fonts, colors, balance, line height, font-weight and line spacing. There are many organizations that simply use text as their logo. If you are having trouble deciding on a logo, you can opt to have "text" logo. You’ll be surprised how many decent choices there are. No matter what your mission is, it will have more impact if it is branded with a recognizable logo. Separating your organization from the rest is an important part of establishing yourself in your community. The number of new nonprofits that get created each year keeps rising.
And it is a great way to build the capacity of your organization. You can put your mission, your contact information, your forms, your board meetings, your volunteer calendar, your donation page, your staff information and so much more online.Ī professional looking website is easy to set up and very affordable (less than $100, really!). A website that has your information on it is invaluable. This should be one of the first things you do.
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