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J-Serve is the annual day of service for Jewish youth throughout the world. It is a day on which Jewish teens join their counterparts in other faith communities, other cities and other countries in giving of their time to serve the communities in which they live.

 
J-Serve 2008 Logos

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Color logos:

Black and White logos:

More logos coming soon

Usage Guide for J-Serve Logo

Thank you for participating in J-Serve 2006! Below are a few guidelines to help you use the J-Serve logo when promoting your event. It’s important that you use the J-Serve logo along with the logo from your own organization so that together we can increase the awareness of both J-Serve and your organization. J-Serve has partners all over the country and your participation this year is a true expression of collective Jewish responsibility and community building. If you have specific needs or questions about use of the J-Serve logo that are not answered below, please call the Marketing & Public Relations Department at 301-770-5070 ext. 222 or e-mail Jodi Garber-Simon.

Where should the J-Serve logo be used?

We ask that you use the J-Serve logo and name in all publications, program announcements, advertising, and related marketing and communication tools, such as your web site, banners, and plaques, etc.

What colors should the J-Serve logo be?

The logo can only be its original colors or black for black and white printing. Color versions and black versions are available on the J-Serve website.

How big should the J-Serve logo be?

The logo should never appear smaller than your own agency’s logo.

The logo files on the website are really big. Can I resize the logo?

Please feel free to resize the logo, but be sure to constrain the proportions by holding down the shift key while resizing. If you want to make the logo bigger, make sure to use the EPS file and not the JPEG, but as a rule, it’s not a good idea to make the logo much larger than it is in the original file.

Should I use the EPS or JPEG logo files?

The JPEG file is a standard image format that is smaller in size. The EPS format is more versitile and higher quality, but is larger in size. Both images are the same, but depending on how large you want to print the logo, the EPS file may look sharper.

I have more questions about the logo that aren’t answered here. Who can I talk to?

Please call the Marketing & Public Relations Department at 301-770-5070 ext. 222 or e-mail Jodi Garber-Simon.
 
J-Serve has been generously underwritten by the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation, the Joseph and Rebecca Meyerhoff Awards Committee, the Lippman Kanfer Family Foundation and the Estelle Friedman Gervis Family Foundation.