The Power A Family Sun
Our logo, colors, and a few simple rules. Please use these official files rather than recreating the mark — it keeps us recognizable everywhere we appear. For press or partnership requests, email hello@powerafamily.org.
The Filipino sun — eight rays, eight provinces. Each version is available as SVG (scales to any size) and PNG.
The sun with the wordmark — the full logo most people expect. The name is set in Inter and converted to outlines, so it renders identically everywhere.
For social profiles, favicons, and app tiles. No ™ at this size — it’s unreadable when small.
Ready-to-upload cover art, sized correctly for each platform. Use the app icon above as the profile picture.
Gold leads. Teal is the platform. Coral signals urgency. Charcoal and warm white do the quiet work.
Give the sun room to breathe, and don’t shrink it past the point of legibility.
A short list — the spirit is: keep the sun clean and high-contrast.
- Keep clear space around the mark equal to at least a quarter of its height, so the sun never feels crowded by nearby text, edges, or other logos.
- Use only the approved colorways — gold, reversed white, teal, or charcoal — and pick whichever one gives the cleanest contrast against its background.
- Match the version to its surface: gold on light, reversed white on dark or photographic backgrounds, and the charcoal monochrome for print and documents.
- Keep the ™ on the standalone logo, and always use the official SVG or PNG files rather than recreating, tracing, or screenshotting the sun by hand.
- Don’t stretch, rotate, skew, or add shadows, gradients, glows, or outlines — the sun should always appear flat, upright, and in a single solid color.
- Don’t recolor the mark outside the palette below, and don’t place it inside a box or badge that visually competes with its own eight rays.
- Don’t set the gold mark on busy photos or low-contrast surfaces — switch to the reversed white version so every ray stays clearly legible.
- Don’t crop the rays, rebuild the sun from individual pieces, or pair it with a different wordmark, tagline, or lockup than the approved one.
The same don’ts, made visible. Each of these breaks the mark.
One typeface, used with intent.
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Approved language for press, partners, and grant applications. Copy and paste.
Power A Family funds solar power and food for verified rural Filipino families — and tracks every gift from donor to doorstep.
Power A Family is a humanitarian initiative bringing reliable solar electricity and food support to off-grid and underserved families in the rural Philippines. Donors fund a specific, verified family and can follow their gift through verification, funding, and delivery. The organization is built around end-to-end transparency and operates across the Philippines and the United States.
Power A Family connects donors directly with verified rural Filipino families who live without reliable electricity. Each gift funds a solar power kit and food support for a specific household, and the platform follows that gift transparently from donor to doorstep — through verification, funding, and on-the-ground delivery by a trusted local team. By pairing clean energy with food security and radical transparency, Power A Family is building a repeatable model for lifting families out of energy poverty with dignity. The organization serves communities across the Philippines and is supported by donors in the United States and around the world.
The Power A Family sun is an unregistered trademark (™) of Power A Family. Please keep the ™ on the standalone logo and don’t use the mark in a way that implies endorsement or affiliation without permission. Questions: hello@powerafamily.org.