These items will be permanently deleted and cannot be recovered. Are you sure?
You are about to change the status of that record. Are you sure?
North & South America
All Other Countries
Please take a moment to review these grant recognition guidelines with staff members who handle external marketing and communications for your organization. We encourage you to think of Interact for Health staff as a resource! Please feel free to contact us with questions or let us know if our team can support you. We are happy to work with you to produce or review materials, provide alternate versions of our logo, and brainstorm solutions for your communications needs.
For communications-related questions, please get in touch with Caroline Lembright, Director of Communications, at clembright@interactforhealth.org.
Interact for Health will work collaboratively with the grantee on the public announcement of the grant to news media and other external stakeholders and influencers. This may include development of a joint announcement communication or news release, key messages to be communicated as part of the announcement, and designation of spokespersons regarding the grant. Interact for Health will communicate the award through its own channels, including its website, social media, and Health Watch newsletter.
If you would like to opt-out of a grantee announcement and not have your organization mentioned publicly, please notify your program manager and Caroline Lembright. Please check with the Interact for Health communications team before announcing the grant for the first time. Aligning our timelines will make a bigger impact.
Interact for Health frequently utilizes social media and our blog to showcase the work of our partners through videos or feature articles. Our communications team may reach out regarding a spotlight opportunity, but please note that participation is not required.
When referring to Interact for Health, please do not shorten or use acronyms. Please use our full name: Interact for Health
If crediting Interact for Health for its support, please use the current Interact for Health logo available for download below. The logo should be no smaller than 1.5 inches wide (you can't read it otherwise!).
The low-resolution version of the brandmark is in PNG format and is for websites and other digital uses. The high-resolution version is in EPS format and is for printed materials. The following color schemes are available, in order of preference. Click on the link to download the version of the brandmark that you need.
Note: An all-white brandmark is available with approval. Please contact our Communications Department (clembright@interactforhealth.org) for assistance.
News Releases and Newsletters
If the grantee issues a news release about an Interact for Health-funded program, we request that Interact for Health be acknowledged the first time the project/initiative is referenced. If grantees wish to include additional details and/or a quote from Interact for Health staff members, please contact Caroline Lembright for assistance.
If featuring programs supported by Interact for Health in either internal or external newsletters, the text may reference Interact for Health’s funding support. If the Interact for Health logo is used, please refer to the guidelines above for sizing and usage.
Event Signage
Interact for Health’s support may be recognized on event signage by using the logo as noted above.
If support from Interact and other funders is recognized only with text, the full name “Interact for Health” should be used.
Oral Recognition
In cases where there is no printed program and organizations would like to reference Interact for Health’s support; organizations may provide oral credit for their funded project before each event by saying: "XYZ is supported by Interact for Health."
Advertising
If Interact for Health funding is to be used for paid advertising placements, including print, radio, television, out-of-home, and social media, please contact Caroline Lembright, Director of Communications, for assistance.
