At Luce, everything we do is centered around connection and understanding. That’s why we pour resources into exciting and innovative ideas and fund knowledge makers who seek to empower their communities with information. We recognize that knowledge has the power to reshape our world into what we want it to be–inclusive, just, and filled with opportunities for all.
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The deep red color of the Foundation’s logo is inspired by Henry R. Luce’s parents’ time in China and his own exposure to the country during his childhood. While this signature shade is an important part of our identity and history, we’ve expanded our color palette to signal growth and our hope for a more inclusive and democratic future. From an optimistic yellow to a powerful purple, we seek to convey openness, progressive thinking, and warmth with this updated visual expression.
The logo is available to download in JPG and PNG file formats. Vector files or other image dimensions can be shared upon request.
Please send any questions and requests regarding the logo or Foundation acknowledgment to Jacquelynn Osoro, Communications Director, at Communications@hluce.org.
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Please consider announcing new grants and spreading the word about Luce-supported work on your platforms, and keep the following guidelines in mind.
The following text should be used in describing the Foundation in project or grant-related materials:
The Henry Luce Foundation seeks to deepen knowledge and understanding in pursuit of a more democratic and just world. Established in 1936 by Henry R. Luce, the co-founder and editor-in-chief of Time, Inc., the Luce Foundation advances its mission by nurturing knowledge communities and institutions, fostering dialogue across divides, enriching public discourse, amplifying diverse voices, and investing in leadership development.
The following text should also be included in materials related to grants from the American Art Program.
A leader in arts funding since 1982, the Luce Foundation’s American Art Program advances the role of American art in realizing more vibrant and empathetic communities. Through support for innovative projects, it empowers institutions to celebrate creativity, elevate underrepresented voices, challenge accepted histories, and seek common ground.
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