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Brand Guidelines Updated October 2015

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About the Canadian Breast Cancer FoundationBrand Management and Governance

Logo Design ElementsBrand Architecture

Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Brand Guidelines

Table of Contents

About the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation 3

Brand Management and Governance

Language,Terminology and Key Messages 5

Logo Design Elements

Foundation Logo 6 Foundation Logo Colours, Space, & Size 8 Typography 10 Improper Foundation Logo Use 12

Brand Architecture

Recognition Logos 13 Foundation and Event Lock-up 17 Event Lock-up 18


The Brand Standards Guide

The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation brand is the essence of our vision, mission and values. As a leadership voice dedicated to creating a future without breast cancer, the Foundation is responsible for clearly and consistently communicating our vision through a unified, strategic approach. This strategic direction reinforces the Foundation’s identity internally, externally and in all aspects of the work we do. Our brand is one of the Foundation’s most valuable assets. Communicating and protecting the brand consistently is the responsibility of all. From the look and feel of our communications and publications to the overall message we present to our stakeholders, our brand is strengthened by each solid, consistent application.

This guide outlines standards for the Foundation’s community of users – employees, volunteers, partners and sponsors. Respect for and adherence to these standards will ensure the brand continues to be protected, growing its value and building strength in the marketplace. As the Foundation continues to build its brand presence, this document will continue to evolve with an annual review and update process.

Why a Strong Brand is Important

A brand instills its core promise to itself, employees, volunteers, donors, strategic partners and, most importantly, its benefactors to create a uniquely valued set of experiences.

Behind every successful brand lies a clearly defined organizational vision that is consistently expressed through the organization’s external communications and internal operational processes.

A strong brand is crucial to an organization’s identity in the marketplace to build support, strengthen involvement and enhance the organization’s executions.

A brand promise is embodied in everything you do and say.

About the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation | 4


About the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation

The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation is the leading community driven organization in Canada dedicated to creating a future without breast cancer. Our investments in innovative and relevant research and education have led to progress in breast cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care. Since 1986, we have been at the forefront of a nationwide movement supporting and advocating for the breast cancer community.

Addressing the needs of Canadians from coast to coast, the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation has offices in British Columbia/Yukon, Prairies/NWT, Ontario and the Atlantic Regions. The Foundation’s Central Office is located in Toronto.

Vision:

Creating a future without breast cancer | Créer un avenir sans cancer du sein

Mission:

The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation is Canada’s leading community-driven breast cancer charity dedicated to:

• funding relevant and innovative research and

• supporting and advocating for the breast cancer community.

La Fondation canadienne du cancer du sein est le principal organisme caritatif canadien qui se consacre, sous l’impulsion de la communauté, à lutter contre le cancer du sein :

• en finançant des travaux de recherche pertinents et novateurs ;

• en appuyant la communauté du cancer du sein et en défendant ses intérêts.

Values: The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation is committed to advancing its vision and undertaking its work with:

PassionWe are passionate about the work we do and the role we play in advocating for the breast cancer community. Our dedication to the cause inspires us to work effectively and continuously evolve to achieve the greatest impact.

IntegrityWe are ethical, accountable and transparent in the work we do. We are continually striving to ensure that donors and the public can remain confident that their dollars are used wisely in carrying out our vision.

RespectWe promote trust, collaboration and open communication to help create a positive community that maximizes the potential of all individuals. We strive to create an environment where problem solving and feedback are encouraged and valued.

LeadershipWe are committed to serving as a trusted leader in the breast cancer community. As a resource in the areas of breast health and breast cancer, our positions will always be informed, evidence-based and forward-thinking.

CommunityWe recognize the invaluable contribution of our volunteers; whose dedication, support and commitment makes our work possible. Founded by a group of dedicated volunteers, we remain community-driven to this day.

ImpactWe fund research and undertake initiatives that have the greatest impact and benefit for the breast cancer community. We are dedicated to leading the way in support of our vision of creating a future without breast cancer.

To reference our values in French please visit cbcf.org

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Language, Terminology and Key Messages

Language and Tone Guiding Principles

How we talk about ourselves at the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation is an important part of our brand; we want to proactively manage communications to remain clear and consistent for the benefit of all stakeholders.

To communicate our impact, share stories and highlight the work we do, the language and tone used is one of inspiration, spoken as a Pan-Canadian leader in funding relevant and innovative breast cancer research, education and health promotion initiatives. We do not apply such phrases as ‘the fight against breast cancer’ and instead use ‘creating a future without breast cancer.’ To embody our inspirational voice as a national leader in the breast cancer cause, we do not use statements referencing those ‘battling’ or ‘suffering’ from breast cancer, and instead reference those ‘living with breast cancer,’ ‘affected by breast cancer,’ or ‘improving quality of life for those affected by breast cancer.’ Consistency in language and tone is as important to our brand as the graphic and visual elements. All communications should be concise, clear and straightforward especially when sharing often complex and detailed references to the work we do.

Foundation Terminology

Consistency and the correct application of the Foundation’s name in all oral, written and online communications strengthens the brand and builds the Foundation’s identity in the marketplace. The standards for referencing the Foundation and events such as the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure are outlined below which include when to apply specific references.

Second and subsequent references to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure will now be referred to as the ’CIBC Run for the Cure’ , as opposed to ‘the Run’ or other abbreviations. This change has been undertaken to further highlight the support of the event’s title sponsor, CIBC.

The correct capitalization as shown should be applied:

First reference: Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation

Second reference: the Foundation or CBCF (do not add “the” before CBCF)

All references to the website must use this link cbcf.org

* Boxed letters are shown to highlight correct capitalization. Second and Third references may only be used if the first reference has already been mentioned within the same document or collateral.

Breast Cancer Facts, Statistics, and Trends.

For up-to-date facts, statistics, and trends visit cbcf.org.

Link to Facts and Stats page: http://www.cbcf.org/central/AboutBreastCancerMain/FactsStats/Pages/default.aspx

Our Funding

For up-to-date information on our funding and to see community reports visit cbcf.org.Link to Financials page: http://www.cbcf.org/central/AboutUsMain/Financials/Pages/default.aspx

NEWMoving forward please include “the” in the first reference of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. In the second reference only use “the” when referencing “the Foundation”, but not when using the acronym CBCF.

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Foundation Logo

The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation logo is comprised of two elements, the ellipse and the wordmark. In most instances these elements will appear together. The proportions between the ellipse and wordmark must never be altered. The wordmark may never appear on its own. In consultation with the brand management team, the ellipse may be used on its own in specific applications.

The logo is available in English, French and in bilingual versions to address various communication needs. In unilingual communications the unilingual logo should be applied. The bilingual versions are used in bilingual communications where both English and French appear equally and are consistently used throughout the application, or, if desired, to convey the Foundation’s Pan-Canadian mandate.

Pink ribbon ellipse with trademark

symbol

Wordmark(The wordmark may

never appear on its own)

English

French

Bilingual

The pink ribbon ellipse is able to be used as a separate design element on its own only when the Foundation’s complete logo is also shown on the collateral piece, product, design or webpage.

The pink ribbon is allowed to be used on its own only when the Foundation’s complete logo is also shown on the collateral piece, product, design or webpage. Avoid using generic ribbons, instead use the CBCF pink ribbon in any third party and corporate marketing materials, communications or materials when a ribbon element is required in addition to the Foundation logo. The pink ribbon may be use a graphic design element.



Foundation Logo Types

Each of the Foundation logo types, are available in two colour, one colour, black, greyscale and reversed out white (wordmark only). The logo should always appear in two colours, but in some cases due to graphic or design requirements, the other versions of the logo may be used. The engraved or embossed logo may be used for embroidery purposes if reproduction of the standard logo is not possible.

Note: Please contact the brand management team at Central office for other special applications of the logo.

2 colour - Standard 1 colour

Reversed out white: wordmark only

Greyscale

Engraved/Embossed Logo: 2 colour Engraved/Embossed Logo: 1 colour

Engraved/Embossed

This version of the logo may only be used on monochromic or pink backgrounds to ensure that the ribbon does not take on a new colour, thereby representing another cause. For example, a knockout version of the logo on a purple background (even in Foundation brand colours) comes to represent a purple ribbon, which stands for pancreatic cancer.

Embroidery Example Thread colours for printers vary depending on the supplier. Marketing & Communications teams must work with local printers to match the thread colour as close as possible to the CMYK colours of the logo.

Engraved/Embossed Example



Foundation Colour Palette

A primary and secondary colour palette has been created for use in printed and electronic communications. The primary colours are derived from the logo and the secondary colours are complementary. To expand the range of colour palette options when needed, a two tint value of these colours may also be used. These colours may be applied to elements such as backgrounds or sidebars.

Rhodamine red is the Foundation’s primary pink. For best application, recommended printing option is CYMK. However, when CYMK is not available, contact Central Communications team for assistance in colour matching.

PRIMARY COLOURS 70%

70%

30%

30%

PMS Rhodamine Red

Process C9 M87 Y0 K0


PMS 224 - Optional Solid PMS (in case a % of Rhodamine Red can’t be printed)

PMS 217 - Optional Solid PMS (in case a % of Rhodamine Red can’t be printed)




RGB R224 G17 B157

RGB R236 G130 B180

RGB R117 G91 B158

RGB R181 G168 B206

RGB R246 G198 B221

Web HTML E0119D

Web HTML EC82B4

Web HTML 755B9E

Web HTML B5A8CE

Web HTML F6C6DD


RGB R79 G17 B172

Web HTML 4F2D7F

PMS268


RGB R64 G74 B41

Web HTML 404A29

PMS 5743


RGB R147 G94 B58

Web HTML 935E3A

PMS 4635


RGB R106 G150 B59

Web HTML 6A963B

PMS 7490


RGB R0 G63 B114

Web HTML 003F72

PMS 541


RGB R48 G149 B180

Web HTML 3095B4

PMS 7459


RGB R212 G123 B34

Web HTML D47BB22

PMS 7413


RGB R240 G171 B0

Web HTML F0AB00

PMS 130


RGB R250 G218 B99

Web HTML FADA63

PMS 121


RGB R160 G207 B235

Web HTML A0CFEB

PMS 291


RGB R199 G210 B138

Web HTML EC7D28A

PMS 7492

30%SECONDARY COLOURS 70%

PMS : 70% Rhodamine RedPMS : 224 (Optional solid PMS)Process : C2 M62 Y0 K0RGB : R236 G130 B180Web HTML : EC82B4

PMS : 268Process : C86 M100 Y0 K12RGB : R79 G17 B172Web HTML : 4F2D7F

PMS : 30% Rhodamine RedPMS : 217 (Optional solid PMS)Process : C1 M27 Y0 K0RGB : R246 G198 B221Web HTML : F6C6DD

PMS : Rhodamine RedProcess : C9 M87 Y0 K0RGB : R224 G17 B157Web HTML : E0119D

LOGO COLOURS



Note: This is the minimum recommendation and more clear space is preferable. In applications with additional space restrictions, please contact the brand management team at Central office.

Foundation Logo Clear Space

Clear space is needed to ensure the logo has enough visual space to live within a given area with other graphic elements. This space is the minimum area around the logo where absolutely no text or other design elements can appear. The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation logo is often used in conjunction with other sponsors’ and organizations’ identities and, as such, an effective safe area has been established.

The minimum clear space for the ellipse and the Foundation logo is defined by one third of the ellipse height (refer to the diagram above).

Foundation Logo - Minimum Size

A minimum logo size is necessary to ensure that the logo can be clearly read and recognized. The minimum size of the logo is based on the height of the ellipse. In conventional printing applications the logo is measured in millimeters. In digital applications, such as web or PowerPoint, the logo is measured in pixels. To ensure legibility, the logo cannot appear smaller than the values shown below.

42 pixels height125 pixels width(at 72 dpi)

9 mm height 28.3 mm width (at 300 dpi)

42 pixels height230 pixels width (at 72 dpi)

9 mm height 52.15 mm width (at 300 dpi)

Note: This is the minimum recommendation; a larger application of the logo is preferable. In applications with additional space restrictions, please contact the brand management team at Central office.



Typography

The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation communications will consistently use two typefaces, Frutiger and Segoe. Consistent use of these typefaces is an essential element in building brand awareness and recognizability of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation communications.

Segoe RegularabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Segoe ItalicabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Segoe BoldabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Segoe Bold ItalicabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Segoe Print RegularabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Segoe Print BoldabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Segoe Script RegularabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Segoe Script BoldabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Frutiger RomanabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Frutiger ItalicabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Frutiger Light abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Frutiger BoldabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Frutiger Bold ItalicabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Frutiger font is derived from the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation wordmark. It only applies to Foundation applications of the logo and Foundation branded events and lock-ups such as Shop for the Cure.

Segoe is the official primary font to be used for all communication materials from stationery, collateral and body copy, to headlines and body text. This font is to be used in all communication materials including letterheads, flyers, brochures and display materials.



Typography

Arial RegularabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Arial ItalicabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Arial BoldabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Arial Bold ItalicabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Adobe Garamond Pro RegularabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Adobe Garamond Pro ItalicabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Adobe Garamond Pro BoldabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Adobe Garamond Pro ItalicabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890

Arial font is the primary font for all web applications.

Adobe Garamond Pro font will primarily be used for design purposes and will allow more flexibility in design projects when a serif font is needed to add more readability and variety to the standard, Segoe and Frutiger fonts (which remain the primary fonts for use).



Improper Foundation Logo Use

Here are some examples of how not to use the logo. Never alter the electronic artwork in any way. Do not attempt to re-create the identity. The approved final art files are available on the Foundation’s Sharepoint. Contact the Central office M&C team with any questions or issues.

CanadianBreast Cancer

Foundation

Do not alter the position between the wordmark and ellipse.

Do not alter the font in the wordmark.

Do not change the colour orders in the ellipse.

Do not use the same colour as the ellipse as a background. The Foundation logo must not appear on multicolour backgrounds with graphics that impede its legibility. When using the logo on a graphic background, the background must be adapted so the space behind the logo is either faded to a solid colour or muted to distinguish the logo from the background.

Do not rotate the logo.Do not use the logo without the TM mark.

Do not use drop shadows.

Do not distort the logo.

Do not add strokes to the logo.

Do not use the wordmark as a stand alone.

Do not alter the colour in the wordmark.

Do not remove the ellipse.

Do not alter the sizes between the Foundation logo and the ellipse.

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Recognition Logos - “In Support of”

In occasions where the Foundation logo and a recognition support statement must appear together, the following system is to be used for the lock-up between the two logos. This application is intended to be used in association with the name of an event or program that is supporting the Foundation.

The below suite shows the ‘In Support of’ recognition logo guidelines. Additional recognition logos such as ‘Funded by’ and ‘Proud Supporter of’ are also available and should follow the below guideline for use based on the specific application and program.

The ‘In support of’ logo is most often associated with cause-marketing programs and third party agreements. Where this logo appears, minimum standard language about the partnership must also appear on the packaging based on the agreement with each third party. The Foundation standard for all agreements includes, but is not limited to: percentage or dollar contribution from each sale, including maximum and/or minimum investment agreement; total investment and time frame of agreement; Foundation and partner’s name.

Examples:A $0.50 contribution will be made to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation for each pink Rubbermaid Refill Reuse bottle sold, to help meet our minimum commitment of $50,000.

$4.50 per set sold will be contributed to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. Taymor has committed a minimum of $50,000 to the Foundation from the sale of this limited edition bath set.

In Support ofIn Support of

In Support of

In Support of

Pour soutenir la

Pour soutenir la

Pour soutenir laIn Support of

In Support of Pour soutenir la

The `In Support of` statement sits on a baseline that is one unit from the top of the ellipse and aligned right to the wordmark. The unit is determined by dividing the height of the ellipse into 21 equal parts.

In Support ofIn Support of

In Support of

In Support of

Pour soutenir la

Pour soutenir la

Pour soutenir laIn Support of

In Support of Pour soutenir la

1 unit

Below are examples of how the ‘In Support of’ statement would appear with the Foundation logo in English, French and bilingual versions.

Note: Please contact the brand management team at Central office for any questions.

English French Bilingual



Recognition Logos - “Proud Supporter of”

Additional recognition logos to demonstrate more specific partnerships are shown below and should follow the below guidelines for use based on the specific application and program. Each of the below options should be used consistently with a partner or program based on the contractual agreement with the third party. Please contact the Central M&C team with any questions.

‘Proud Supporter of’ logo should be used with the logo appears in reference to the formalized relationship the Foundation holds with a partner or event, for example:

KitchenAid is a proud supporter of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation

‘In support of’ logo should appear when associated with a third party cause-marketing program or product supporting the Foundation.

Determining which of the two logos should be used will depend on partnership agreements, and the placement and marketing approach on a case-by-case basis.

Below are examples of how the ‘Proud Supporter of’ statement would appear with the Foundation logo in English, French and bilingual versions.

The ‘Proud Supporter of’ statement sits on a baseline that is one unit from the top of the ellipse and aligned right to the wordmark. The unit is determined by dividing the height of the ellipse into 21 equal parts.

1 unit




Recognition Logos - “Preferred Supplier of”

‘Preferred Supplier of’ logos may be used only when the agreement with a third party meets considerations shown below. Screening criteria would be the following:

• A significant % discount and dollar discount which results in either a 50% budget savings (with a historical or verified benchmark as reference) or a savings of more than $5,000.

• The product is an “essential product” something we would budget for that is integral to our success.

• There is an authentic fit with the Foundation’s mandate and brand.

• A limit can be established on how long the status would be extended before removal from the website or be reviewed.

This status should be for a limited group of suppliers we want to recognize for their important contribution to the Foundation’s success. This version of the logo should not be proactively marketed, but rather made available to provide the invitation to those who request recognition for their contribution or as a tool to help close a significant opportunity.

Below are examples of how the ‘Preferred Supplier of’ statement would appear with the Foundation logo in English, French and bilingual versions.

The ‘Preferred Supplier of’ statement sits on a baseline that is one unit from the top of the ellipse and aligned right to the wordmark. The unit is determined by dividing the height of the ellipse into 21 equal parts.

1 unit




Recognition Logos - “Funded by”

‘Funded by’ logos should be used in association with third party recipients of Foundation funding such as grants, fellowships, educational or health promotion programming or conferences. The use of this logo by third parties must be clearly identified in a third party agreement schedule.

Below are examples of how the ‘Funded by’ statement would appear with the Foundation logo in English, French and bilingual versions.

The ‘Funded by’ statement sits on a baseline that is one unit from the top of the ellipse and aligned right to the wordmark. The unit is determined by dividing the height of the ellipse into 21 equal parts.

1 unit

English French

Bilingual



Foundation and Event Lock-up

In occasions where the Foundation logo and Event lock-up must appear together, the following system is to be used for the lock-up between the two logos.

One unit is determined by dividing the height of the ellipse into six equal units.

One unit

The space between the Foundation logo and Event lock-up is one unit. There are two zones for sizing and positioning for lock-ups.By defining these zones, we ensure the CBCF logo remains the strongest/most prominent element of the lock-up.

Event Lock-up without Sponsorship

Zone 1 is for Event lock-up with short names or few words. This will ensure that the Event lock-up does not overpower the Foundation logo.

To allow for flexibility and consistency when both developing new programs and aligning current programs with this lock-up, the following options are available to add breadth to program layouts:

Font: Lock-ups may use any of the fonts in the Foundation guidelines

Colours: Lock-ups may use any of the colours outlined in the Foundation guidelines

Design: Lock-ups may add design elements such as graphic elements to the text, though the design must maintain the same clear space around the pink ribbon ellipse as shown in the relationship between the text “Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation” and the ribbon on the left side of the lock-up.

Note: If a title sponsor is found for a Foundation event (such as Brave the Shave), please consult the brand management team at Central Office for assistance in developing an appropriate logo application.

Zone 2 is for Event lock-ups with long names or more words. This will ensure a balance between the Event lock-up and the Foundation logo.

Designs exceeding this width are subject to approval



Event Lock-up

Examples of other event lock-ups.

Go Pink design

Think design

Batting Against Breast Cancer design

Others

G G

TIE THEKNOT



Event Lock-up

The following are examples of the Foundation’s Event lock-ups. The variation in word sizes and orientations are arranged to create a unique ‘text block’ where the text is set justified. This style is also to be used consistently when creating future Event lock-ups. Whenever possible these lock-ups should always appear in Rhodamine Red. However due to number of different applications they may also appear in black or reversed out white.

Event lock ups as shown below may appear on their own only when the Foundation’s logo also appears on the communication piece.

The following demonstrates how to co-brand Event lock-ups with Sponsor logos. The Sponsor logo must always appear in black or reversed white depending on the application. The sponsor logos shown below are used for illustration purposes only.For new title sponsorships,please contact the brand management team at Central office for assistance in developing an appropriate logo application.

To develop new versions of event lock ups following this format which may include sponsorships, contact central M&C to develop templates.

The system below demonstrates the placement of the Sponsor logos with the Event lock-ups.

Sponsored byX

XPresented by

X

X

X

X Sponsored by

X

X

XX

Presented by Sponsored bySponsored by

Sponsored byX

XPresented by

X

X

X

X Sponsored by

X

X

XX


Sponsored byX

XPresented by

X

X

X

X Sponsored by

X

X

XX


Note: The sponsor logos above are used for illustration purposes only. For new title sponsorships, please contact the brand management team at Central office for assistance in developing an appropriate logo application.



Event Lock-up with Sponsorship

When an event is sponsored by a third party, the sponsor logo should be included below the event lock up as shown and include either “Sponsored by” or “Presented by”. For questions on applications or developing new event lock ups with sponsor logo inclusion, please contact the Central Office M&C team.

The sponsor or presenting sponsor may also include their logo in equal weight to the Foundation’s logo outside of the lock up, based on their agreement with the Foundation. In these cases, the third party or sponsor must follow the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure sponsorship guidelines, shown on page A-9.

Note: If a title sponsor is found for a Foundation event (such as Brave the Shave), please consult the brand management team at Central Office for assistance in developing an appropriate logo application.

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