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HDA fundraising: HDA logo & style guide

If you have registered your event by completing and returning the Registration Form at the back of our fundraising pack, you will be able to use the Huntington's Disease Association's logo, name and charity number to support you in your fundraising.

Use of the HDA logo

Before you use the HDA logos, you must have completed and returned a Registration Form so that your event is recorded with the HDA.

It is important that the logos are used as they are displayed, using our standard colours. You may make the logos larger or smaller to suit your needs, but the colours and overall shape of the logo must not be altered. Alternative mono versions of our logos (black and white) are available, should you require them.

HDA colours and type faces

The official colours of our logos are as follows:

Your printer and designer will need to know these numbers if you are having anything printed especially for your event.

The typefaces the HDA generally use are Arial or Times New Roman.

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Fundraising legal requirements

Each piece of written material must by law state the registered charity number (296453) and the full name of the Association, together with our Head Office registered address, see example below:

Huntington's Disease Association (HDA) Registered Charity No: 296453.
Head Office: Huntington's Disease Association, Neurosupport Centre, Norton Street, Liverpool L3 8LR.
Tel: 0151 298 3298
Fax: 0151 298 9440
Email: info@hda.org.uk
Website: www.hda.org.uk

More information

If you are in any doubt as to how to use our logo or charity details, please contact Head Office on 0151 298 3298 or email info@hda.org.uk.


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