ATBF Logo History

 




The Alan T Brown Foundation logo was designed by Paul Rand. Paul Rand was a well-known American graphic designer, best known for his corporate logo designs, including the logos for IBM, UPS and ABC. Rand was inducted into the New York Art Directors Club Hall of Fame in 1972.

The 7 dashes in the "T" within the logo represent the 7 cervical vertebrae in the neck.
A person becomes a quadriplegic when one of these vertebrae are broken.

NEWS & HEADLINES

2011 Newsletter & Annual Appeal

Alan Meets with Congress
Alan Brown met with United States Senate and Congressional Representatives in Washington D.C. to lobby for affordable long-term care funding MORE >>

ATBF Board Secures Laptop Donation for the James Brown Foundation


ATBF Seeks Junior Board of Directors
Easing the Financial Burden at Gas Pumps for the Physically Disabled
Congratulations Alan!
Alan returned to the ocean for the first time in 23 years since his injury in Martinique.

Welcome New Board Member Dan Uribe
On August 30th the Board of the Alan T Brown Foundation voted in a new member

Spinal Cord Research Breakthrough
A medical study funded by the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation that has allowed a paralyzed patient

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