Design a Logo for a Non-Profit

[Boy]

Also following Gary's suggestion, is this better?

[pauland]

I'm afraid the angle of the first hands is my preference, but it is better.

I'm sure you'll get other comments.

[Acorn]

I took the "hands" to be angel wings in the first version!
Sorry.

Acorn

[Boy]

I agree with all your comments. The hands were rotated into an unnatural position or hidden too much by the plate but I did this to cover any 'amputated' wrists, which would not look very good. Acorn, you had the right impression because I tried to have hands that also resemble angel wings to reflect the nature of this organization's work.

So, here is another effort. Let me know what you think.

[pauland]

I like that.

[csehz]

I think it is very good idea and the hands got to their positions. Maybe a final touch yet and it is ready, those three points are only my impressions where something should be done. But not sure

[David Strover]

First time I've ever done this on the Forum [I have sold a few for some small businesses but I won't be moving to my own island on the proceeds] so here goes.

I have used the website colours and different fonts more businesslike for 'project' and friendlier and softer for 'share'. I tried to keep the logo as simple as possible but still convey that the charity shares. Anyhoo that's what I was thinking - whether it hits the spot is a different matter altogether!

Cheers
David

[pauland]

It's very clever, but it doesn't convey the story of feeding people and the outstretched open hand perhaps doesn't give the right message.

[David Strover]

It's very clever, but it doesn't convey the story of feeding people and the outstretched open hand perhaps doesn't give the right message.

I see your point and it does almost like it's 'asking for something' but personally I am not lover of logos that are too literal but I will sit back think about this and approach it from another angle. I don't like to be beaten

Cheers David

[Boy]

Thanks Pauland and Csehz for your feedback. I stylized the hands a little more.