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Hayat Charity, a brand for life.

A new identity for Hayat Charity, a UK humanitarian charity, and the campaign look it carries into appeals for Gaza, Yemen and Lebanon.

Hayat Charity key visual: “A Month of Meals. Supporting families in Gaza with essential food parcels.”
Client
Hayat Charity
Project
Brand identity and campaign visuals
The name
“Hayat” means life in Arabic
Appeals
Gaza, Yemen and Lebanon

The brief

Hayat Charity works in some of the hardest places in the world. Its name means “life”, and its new brand had to carry that warmth while looking as organised as any charity asking for people’s trust.

The mark is a figure rising from open hands, drawn as leaves around a single point of light. We set it in a deep plum with a warm orange, for light and dark backgrounds, and built a campaign look around it: real faces, warm light, one clear headline and the logo always in the same place.

The same look runs through every appeal since: A Month of Meals for families in Gaza, A Month of Food for families in Yemen, and Frozen Qurbani in Lebanon.

The Hayat Charity logo in plum on cream, white on plum, and orange on deep purple
The logo in plum, white and orange
Key visual: “A Month of Meals. One parcel feeds a family for a full month.”
A Month of Meals
A smiling child holding food from a Hayat Charity parcel
A Month of Food for a Family in Yemen
Infographic: what is in a family food basket, from flour and rice to oil, lentils and sugar
What is in a family food basket
A family in Yemen preparing a meal with a Hayat Charity food parcel
Yemen appeal

What we did

Logo

A mark and wordmark in plum, white and orange, for light and dark backgrounds.

Colour and type

A deep plum with a warm orange accent, and one clear sans-serif.

Campaign look

One layout for key visuals: real people, warm light, one headline, the logo in the same place.

Appeal visuals

Key visuals and information graphics for appeals in Gaza, Yemen and Lebanon.

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