Non-profit start up for US Military, Veteran, Police, Fire and EMT peer mentoring
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Logo Design Brief
We are two military veterans (Marines and Army) who have decided to start our own non-profit, Phenix Legacy.
No one understands the sacrifice of a veteran or first responders to include: Firefighters, Police and EMTs members better than someone who has worn the same uniform. Our mission is to empower those who have served by creating a Legacy they will take pride in.
Peer mentoring is a way for individuals with like experiences to gather, share and grow. It can take place at hospitals, coffee shops, offices or any set predesignated safe space where people can meet up.
Patriotic influences will be strongly considered, but we are open to going other routes that show meaning. We want to convey that you can rise- up from your past and create a legacy you will be proud to leave behind
Target Market(s)
Fortune 500 companies (we assist with their employed veterans)
Veterans, Military , Police, Firefighters, EMTS
Industry/Entity Type
Non Profit
Logo Text
Phenix Legacy
Logo styles of interest
Emblem Logo
Logo enclosed in a shape
Pictorial/Combination Logo
A real-world object (optional text)
Abstract Logo
Conceptual / symbolic (optional text)
Character Logo
Logo with illustration or character
Font styles to use
Other font styles liked:
- perhaps stencil .... again just a thought, maybe not great for the legacy part
Look and feel
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Upmarket
Requirements
Nice to have
- Perhaps two phoenix birds which could represent peer mentoring- Just a thought we are really open
- A star in g or a legacy -again not stuck to it