Hands4Hope
Brand Guidelines
brand & Name consistency
A visually and verbally consistent message is important to properly convey who Hands4Hope is and what we do. This is how we convey and communicate our brand so we can establish trust with our constituents, stand out in a crowded marketplace and ultimately increase Hands4Hope’s success. Imagine grabbing a can of Coca Cola in purple and green, would you trust what’s inside?
DO USE: Hands4Hope - Youth Making A Difference (note spaces around a hyphen, capital A) on the first reference, and Hands4Hope (all one word, no spaces) thereafter.
DO NOT USE: Any other variation is incorrect. Do not use “H4H”, "Hands 4 Hope", or "Hands for Hope".
Logo Use
Primary Logo
Use this whenever possible.
Image of white logo on
black background
Image of white logo on
our blue background
Colors and fonts
The following colors are key! They create the look and feel of the Hands4Hope brand. It is important to use the exact color rather than something close. Ask for help if you are having trouble creating your web, social media or artwork using these specific colors. Black and white are also acceptable.
MISSION AND VISION STATEMENTS
Vision: A community of civic minded and socially responsible citizens for generations to come
Mission: Inspire and empower youth in leadership and service
Sample introductory language options:
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Hands4Hope - Youth Making A Difference is a nonprofit youth driven organization with the mission to inspire and empower youth in leadership and service. Hands4Hope offers hands-on education and community engagement opportunities to youth from K-12th grades through on-campus and after-school programs in Sacramento and El Dorado Counties.
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Hands4Hope - Youth Making A Difference is a youth-led education and community engagement organization dedicated to inspiring and empowering youth in leadership and service. We nurture youth into socially responsible & civic-minded residents.
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Hands4Hope - Youth Making A Difference is a youth-driven organization with Education and Community Engagement Programs that use the service-learning strategy to inspire and empower youth in leadership and service that has served Sacramento and El Dorado Counties since 2008.