For Print & Web Reporters
Primary Press Info
CONTACTTRISH MCFARLANDEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR509-789-9303 |
RASTER/VECTOR LOGOS
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Logo Use
YWCA of Spokane reserves the right to restrict usage of raster and vector images that we have provided above. The logo itself in its modern usage is reflective of our mission and purpose: therefore, we expect it to be used in a fashion consistent with this.
For press:
If you need to generate a logo for typesetting the face is Arial Black and the color is YWCA Persimmon (Pantone 172, CMYK C0 M65 Y83 K0, #FF6633). Do not use oblique or other face styles.
For partners & community members:
You can use the above supplied logos in print to promote a collaborative event or project, or in a flyer for a 3rd party fundraiser like a supplies drive. Alternately, you can use Arial Black and type "ywca of spokane." Please do not use italics, underlines, WordArt, or any other technique to obscure or modify the Arial Black typeface or any colors other than black or persimmon (RGB 253 90 30).
Style suggestions for branded vs unbranded usage:
YWCA branded logos are set with lowercase glyphs. The organization name is "YWCA of Spokane" in text, and "ywca of spokane" in logos.
YWCA Facts
- Incorporated 1942
- 501c3
- Spokane County's state recognized and certified domestic violence victim advocacy program
Coverage Highlights
3/10/11
A bomb was found on the morning of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day march in Spokane. It didn’t go off. Forums about racism and violence have been held, and now the YWCA is launching a Stand Against Racism campaign.
1/5/11
SPOKANE, Wash. -- The Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence has released a study reviewing the number of fatalities – more than 700 people killed – in the last 13 years.
10/06/09
SPOKANE, Wash. - Thousands of domestic violence victims will no longer be able to turn to the Spokane County Domestic Violence Team, after funding for the program gets cut in January.
12/04
“The work of the YWCA has strong spiritual grounding and human rights grounding. It’s not just about all being free with equal rights, but also that everyone owes duties to the community. Without that, we do not achieve our full identity,” Mary said.
Support the YWCA while hanging out with friends at Spokane hot spots.