Make-A-Wish International has been bringing smiles to children living with critical illnesses since 1980. The Make-A-Wish logo plays a vital role in spreading our vision. It represents not just our organization, but all the people from all across the world who make the wish journey happen. Everyone immediately recognizes Make-A-Wish when they see our logo.
The simple design of the logo reflects the core value of Make-A-Wish which is giving hope to children who are living with critical medical conditions and their families.
When was the logo made?
The logo was not introduced at the time of establishment of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, but when new doors for development opened up, the logo was introduced in the late 1990s, aiming to enhance the brand. We did this to make sure that we would be recognizable everywhere we go.
As Make-A-Wish grew in popularity, a need was felt to create a visual representation of the magic behind our non-profit organization in a more befitting manner. Thus, the initial logo design went through some changes and the old design was discarded. The new logo is the current logo of Make-A-Wish International.
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The changes the logo has gone through
There is a slight difference between the old and the new logo of Make-A-Wish. This change was introduced to revamp and enhance the design of the previous logo. The logo consists of a star, a swirl, and a logotype—the simple text of the logo of Make-A-Wish.
A serif font style is introduced in the new logo that reflects the credibility of the foundation. Other than this, the texture of the swirl and the star was also updated for the new logo. A clear five-pointed star and the upward swirl in the new logo makes the logo stand out and enhances its appearance.
The message behind the logo
The message behind the logo lies close to the vision of Make-A-Wish. The swirl moving upwards indicates a star that shoots across the sky. This is a message of resilience and courage. Similarly, the star in the logo is the symbol of hope and brightness.
Make-A-Wish aims to bring smiles and laughter in the lives of children living with life-threatening illnesses. The swirl and the star in the logo stand for the emotions of happy children. In addition, the logo stimulates hope and ambition for volunteers, donors, and everyone else to make a positive contribution to Make-A-Wish.
Create your logo to show support for Make-A-Wish
You can show your support to Make-A-Wish International by drawing our logo and spreading it amongst your friends and family. This way we can spread more awareness and help even more critically ill children all over the world. Spreading the logo is a sign of solidarity with critically ill children whose childhoods are often overshadowed by doctors’ visits and cold hospital rooms.
If you are looking for another opportunity to contribute positively to the lives of children living with a life-threatening condition, you can also donate. Make-A-Wish values each and every donation and grants the wishes of children living with critical illnesses with them. Give hope and restore strength by donating today.
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What is the Make-A-Wish logo?
Since 1980, Make-A-Wish International has granted the wishes of children living with life-threatening medical conditions. The Make-A-Wish logo is crucial to the awareness of our mission. It represents not only our organization, but also all the individuals from around the globe who make the wish journey possible.
As the popularity of Make-A-Wish increased, it became necessary to produce a more appropriate visual depiction of our non-profit organization. Thus, the initial logo design was modified and the previous design was deleted. The current logo of Make-A-Wish International is the new logo.
Who designed the Make-A-Wish logo?
The logo was not established at the time of Make-A-Wish’ launch; nevertheless, when new development opportunities became available in the late 1990s, the logo was adopted to strengthen the brand. We did this to ensure that we are identifiable wherever we go.
There is a minor distinction between the old and new Make-A-Wish logos. This alteration was made to update and improve the previous logo’s appearance. The Make-A-Wish logo consists of a star, a swirl, and a logotype, which is the organization’s simple wording.
The new logo features a serif font type that reflects the integrity of the organization. In addition, the texture of the swirl and the star was modified for the new logo. A distinct five-pointed star and upward swirl in the new emblem distinguish and improve its appearance.
What is the meaning of the Make-A-Wish logo?
The logo’s message is quite similar to Make-A-Wish’s vision. A star leaps across the sky, as shown by the swirl traveling higher. This is a message of endurance and strength. The star in the logo, likewise, is a symbol of hope and enlightenment.
Make-A-Wish is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing joy and happiness to children living with life-threatening illnesses. The swirl and star in the emblem represent happy children’s emotions. Furthermore, the logo inspires hope and ambition in volunteers, donors, and everyone else who wants to help Make-A-Wish.
How can I support Make-A-Wish?
Draw our logo and distribute it to your friends and family to express your support for Make-A-Wish International. As a result, we will be able to raise more awareness and assist even more critically ill children around the world. Spreading the logo shows support for severely ill children, whose childhoods are sometimes overshadowed by medical visits and frigid hospital rooms.
You can also donate if you’re seeking for another way to make a positive difference in the lives of children living with life-threatening illnesses. Make-A-Wish honors every donation and grants the wishes of children living with life-threatening illnesses. Donate today to restore hope and strength.
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Sarah Labelle is Digital Fundraising Manager at Make-A-Wish International, having joined the organization in 2022 after a previous mission in humanitarian healthcare. Sarah oversees new donor acquisitions and conversions through our digital channels. Additionally, Sarah manages the e-commerce side of the website, email marketing and strives to deliver a smooth donation process for all Make-A-Wish supporters.
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