New Logo Unveiled by Mary D. Lopez, Ph.D.
It may catch your eye on business cards, flyers and our newsletters. It’s new, fresh, and representative of what this non-profit is all about.
Our center has a first ever logo! As an organization that serves people with disabilities, our staff and board thought we needed a logo that reflected who we are and what we do. This is why we pursued a design that was done for us, at a reduced cost, by Storm Graphic Arts. I met owner, Cynthia Rouillard at a Prince William Regional Chamber of Commerce event. Another Chamber partnership was born and history was created.
The new logo depicts five symbols (artwork in blue)—a child with crutches, a blind person, a person with a non-apparent disability (such as intellectual, mental health, seizure or cardiac disability), a person using a wheelchair and the ASL symbols for IEC.
We are grateful to Storm Graphic Arts for the creation of our new logo that truly does reflect the people we serve.
From Summer 2006 Newsletter
by Mary D. Lopez, Ph.D.
