Free Logo design Makeover for Green Organization

Online, September 3, 2010 (Newswire.com) - We are supposed to be masters of all we survey. The problem is, a lot of the time we are bad masters; just look at the recent Deepwater Horizon spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Well, there are certain people, certain organizations, who do not consider us to be masters, but rather servants, caretakers, custodians of all we survey. Organizations like this look at the environment not as something to be exploited and destroyed for commercial profit, but to be cultivated, preserved and enjoyed as it is. It is this sort of companies which we at LogoBee wish to support, by offering them a free logo makeover. Organizations from all over the world may profit from the offer.

A company's logo is a small item, and easily overlooked by many companies. However, whether a firm is trying to make profit or not, they need attention. The logo provides the first impression of a company, especially now when visuals are so important. People don't have time to read reams of material to make a judgement about an organization, they have to make snap judgements. This judgement depends largely on the logo. If the logo looks amateurish and doesn't communicate anything of what the company is about then the client is likely tojudge the company as amateurish and confused. This is why LogoBee feels that offering a free logo makeover could be of great benefit to the environmental company it chooses.

To have a chance of winning this free makeover, you can apply here: http://www.logobee.com/contact/contest-premier.htm. There is no entry fee and the only stipulation is to be a non-profit organization dedicated to the benefit of the environment. Previous environmental organizations which have had a free makeover by LogoBee's designers include the International Primate Protection League and the Project AWARE foundation. The makeover will include a logo design and stationary, a package worth $425. Get your applications in by the 16th of September, and look out for the winner, which will be declared on the 21st of September. Good luck with your submission!