Mark For: FIRELIGHT® trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of promoting awareness about challenges faced by children and youth in eastern and southern Africa; Promoting public awareness of the impact of community-based organizations on improving the lives of children, youth, parents, families, professionals, caregivers and communities in Africa; Public advocacy aimed at promoting systemic change for children's rights and development needs in sub-Saharan Africa; Promoting public awareness of the value of community-driven systems change for children by means of public advocacy to foundations, individual donors, multi-lateral institutions and governments; Providing information about, making referrals, and facilitating networking in field of community-based organizations; Public policy research services; Market research and collecting market research information relating to the actions and impact of communities in Africa and their impact on children; Providing public policy information, research and advocacy in the fields of health and welfare of adults, children, and communities in southern and eastern Africa; Charitable services, namely, coordination of non-monetary contributions to charities and non-profits; Charitable services, namely, organizing and developing projects for the benefit of children, youth, parents, families, professionals, caregivers and communities in Africa; Promoting the exchange of information and resources and collaboration within the scientific, research and provider communities to achieve advances in the field of utilizing catalytic community-based organizations to provide solutions to the challenges faced by children and youth in eastern and southern Africa.
Status
2020-03-16 UTC
LIVE APPLICATION Awaiting Examination
The trademark application has been accepted by the Office (has met the minimum filing requirements) and has not yet been assigned to an examiner.
JESSICA A. WOOD MANATT, PHELPS & PHILLIPS, LLP 11355 W. OLYMPIC BLVD. LOS ANGELES, CA 90064
Good, Services, and Codes
International Codes:
35
U.S. Codes:
100,101,102
Type Code
Type
GS0351
Promoting awareness about challenges faced by children and youth in eastern and southern Africa; Promoting public awareness of the impact of community-based organizations on improving the lives of children, youth, parents, families, professionals, caregivers and communities in Africa; Public advocacy aimed at promoting systemic change for children's rights and development needs in sub-Saharan Africa; Promoting public awareness of the value of community-driven systems change for children by means of public advocacy to foundations, individual donors, multi-lateral institutions and governments; Providing information about, making referrals, and facilitating networking in field of community-based organizations; Public policy research services; Market research and collecting market research information relating to the actions and impact of communities in Africa and their impact on children; Providing public policy information, research and advocacy in the fields of health and welfare of adults, children, and communities in southern and eastern Africa; Charitable services, namely, coordination of non-monetary contributions to charities and non-profits; Charitable services, namely, organizing and developing projects for the benefit of children, youth, parents, families, professionals, caregivers and communities in Africa; Promoting the exchange of information and resources and collaboration within the scientific, research and provider communities to achieve advances in the field of utilizing catalytic community-based organizations to provide solutions to the challenges faced by children and youth in eastern and southern Africa
GS0351
Promoting awareness about challenges faced by children and youth in eastern and southern Africa; Promoting public awareness of the impact of community-based organizations on improving the lives of children, youth, parents, families, professionals, caregivers and communities in Africa; Public advocacy aimed at promoting systemic change for children's rights and development needs in sub-Saharan Africa; Promoting public awareness of the value of community-driven systems change for children by means of public advocacy to foundations, individual donors, multi-lateral institutions and governments; Providing information about, making referrals, and facilitating networking in field of community-based organizations; Public policy research services; Market research and collecting market research information relating to the actions and impact of communities in Africa and their impact on children; Providing public policy information and public advocacy in the fields of health and welfare of adults, children, and communities in southern and eastern Africa; Charitable services, namely, coordination of non-monetary contributions to charities and non-profits; Charitable services, namely, organizing and developing projects that aim to improve the lives of children, youth, parents, families, professionals, caregivers and communities in Africa; Promoting the exchange of information and resources and collaboration within the scientific, research and provider communities to achieve advances in the field of utilizing catalytic community-based organizations to provide solutions to the challenges faced by children and youth in eastern and southern Africa
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