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THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF THE YMCA BRAND - YMCA Canada

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Version 1.3 11 May 2012<strong>YMCA</strong>BrandCamp.ca will always have the most up-to-date set of <strong>YMCA</strong> Brand Guidelines.Co-branding with partner organizationsPage 3.21 | Visualizing the <strong>YMCA</strong> BrandSome <strong>YMCA</strong> programs or events involve an external thirdpartysponsor or partner (e.g., United Way, Steve Nash YouthBasketball League, etc.). In these cases, the logo of the thirdparty will need to be included in materials if the PartnershipAgreement defines that requirement. To determine theappropriate use of partner logos, ask the program or eventmanager or the communications department.<strong>YMCA</strong> as primary partnerWhen the <strong>YMCA</strong> delivers the program, thePartnership Agreement should include a requirementthat the <strong>YMCA</strong> brandmark be the prominent logo.From the point of view of program users, the <strong>YMCA</strong> isthe group they interact with.<strong>YMCA</strong> as equal partnersWhen the program that the <strong>YMCA</strong> delivers is fullyfunded by another organization, e.g., United Way,Government of <strong>Canada</strong>, the <strong>YMCA</strong> brandmark shouldbe shown in equal size as the funding partners andthe <strong>YMCA</strong> should appear first if possible.<strong>YMCA</strong> as secondary partnerWhen <strong>YMCA</strong> is a secondary partner, e.g., the <strong>YMCA</strong>provides a location for another group’s functions,the partner logo should receive prominence.

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