world vision Logo
A black lowercase/wordmark sits on the left (partially visible in the crop). The right side features a curved, triangular orange panel occupying the top-right corner; the curved edge sweeps down and left forming a rounded corner shape. On t...
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About world vision
A black lowercase/wordmark sits on the left (partially visible in the crop). The right side features a curved, triangular orange panel occupying the top-right corner; the curved edge sweeps down and left forming a rounded corner shape.
On the orange panel near the corner is a white four-point star/starburst with a small glow, aligned toward the inner corner where the orange meets the black text. The overall mark is simple and flat with high contrast between the black wordmark, bright orange corner, and white star.
What's in it: star
Shapes: wordmark curved triangular corner four-point star/starburst
Style: minimalist flat corporate geometric
Text in logo: World Vision
The white star/starburst on the orange corner visually suggests light, guidance or hope; the orange corner can read as an uplifting or sunrise-like accent.
Colors
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world vision Logo History
World Vision is an international Christian humanitarian organization founded in 1950 by Bob Pierce in the United States; it focuses on child sponsorship, emergency relief and community development around the world.
Frequently asked
What does the star represent?
Visually the white four-point star/starburst suggests light or guidance — a common symbol for hope and direction.
What are the primary brand colours?
The mark uses a black wordmark paired with a bright orange corner and a white star as the accent.
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