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"One of the cool things about the impact of Project HEALTH is that it has attracted people with such different interests that you're not only going to have an army of doctors with this vision, you're also going to have people in law, people in the non-profit world, people working on policy, people in business. There are going to be people dispersed in so many different sectors who have gone through a similar experience and have similar ideals and goals. I think that is remarkable."
- Muriel Jean-Jacques, Campus Coordinator, Harvard |
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OUR LOGO
Designed by Steve Lucier of Lucier Design
- The arrow curving into the center represents Project HEALTH's efforts to draw in people, energy, resources, and communities into new collaborative efforts. It is active, moving, and growing.
- The rays represent the energy and resources that the families, physicians, and volunteers generate and give back through making a splash or casting out a ripple.
- The heart indicates Project HEALTH's commitment to the health and development of children and the families and communities surrounding them.
- The final touch is a font that represents a stamp, suggesting that everywhere our programs go, there is an impression made, a mark left.
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