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(Est. 1951, previously The Blood Center of Central Texas) “We Are Blood has drawn Central Texans together since 1951 to provide and protect the community blood supply. By inspiring people to donate locally and to take pride in this precious shared resource, we’re making sure all Central Texans will continue to have access to life-saving blood when they need it.”
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To call someone “blood” is simply another way to call that person “family.” The new name plays off this colloquialism — describing what they literally do while evoking their deep community roots. The circular logo badge honors their heritage and is a reference to the visual style of the 1950s when the organization was founded. The abstract tree at the center of the mark once again evokes family and the interconnectedness of those who give and receive blood.
The old logo and name were generically forgettable and mostly utilitarian (in that, yeah, they were a name and logo to put on things)… I drive by their headquarters usually once a week and I had never noticed they were there until they put up the new sign. The new name is slightly disconcerting but maybe that has more to do with me having watched too much Sons of Anarchy or The Wire that, when I hear the name, I see it as a kind of gang saying. It's not something you hear often, as it feels like a heavy statement to make, so to adapt it to a small organization in Texas is… bold and maybe weird. But it has a solid concept and story so, why not? The logo is cool if you are usually attracted to badges and it looks cool on the side of cars and airstreams but there is something creepy about a blood tree, especially one rendered so nonchalantly look like a fruit tree. Overall, I want to like it for its daringness but I have some cognitive dissonance about it.
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