Organisations that are funded for a project may use an acknowledgement statement (full or short) in printed materials associated with the funded activity and include information on the funded project in publications such as:

      - annual reports

      - newsletters

      - brochures

      - posters

      - multimedia material including: websites, videos and CDROMS.

This statement may also appear in any publicity activities and materials, including:

      - media releases and speeches associated with the funded activity

      - speeches for a launch or official event

      - invitations or registration brochures

      - brochures

      - posters

      - conference programs

      - event signage

      - TV, radio and newspaper advertisements.

Below are statement options for use in printed materials, signage or speeches related to your funding project.

Projects funded solely by the Jupiters Casino Community Benefit Fund

"This project was proudly funded by the Queensland Government's Jupiters Casino Community Benefit Fund"

You may also wish to name the funded project or items purchased and add your organisation's name to this statement.

For example:

The office furniture for the Hardworking Community Group Inc. was proudly funded by the Queensland Government's Jupiters Casino Community Benefit Fund.

Projects funded in partnership with other organisations

Queensland Government funding statement:

"This project was proudly funded by the Queensland Government through the Jupiters Community Benefit Fund and the (insert name of other government agency)."

Or, if jointly funded by a private, local government or Australian Government body:

"This project was proudly funded by the Queensland Government's Jupiters Casino Community Benefit Fund in partnership with the (insert name of other organisation)."

Acknowledgment script for voice-overs

Depending on your circumstances, use this script when acknowledging the Jupiters Casino Community Benefit Fund support in voice-overs for radio media advertising or community announcements.

Example

"The Queensland Government's Jupiters Casino Community Benefit Fund is proud to provide funding for the (insert name of project/program/service/facility or item purchased)."

Organisations funded for a project are encouraged to display the JCCBF logo on printed material associated with the project, such as:

       - annual reports

       - newsletters, brochures, posters

       - multimedia material

       - vehicles, trailers, vans

       - signage (including signage at event or launch activities)

       - advertisements

Logo usage guidelines

* The JCCBF logo should always be taken from an original digital artwork file.  Please do not attempt to recreate or redraw the Queensland Government symbol and associated text.

* The logo should be reproduced at a size that reasonably reflects the JCCBF contribution.  For example, if the JCCBF provided the majority of funds, its acknowledgment should receive prominence over other contributors.  Only where space is severely restricted is it permissible to use the minimum size of 20mm for the JCCBF logo.

* When producing full colour publications, the full colour logo should be used.  The full colour logo should be used on a white background wherever possible.  Failing that, suitable light to mid-tone fields, illustrated and photographic backgrounds are acceptable.

* The entire logo should be clearly visible when reproduced.

* If material is going to be photocopied, sent by facsimile or produced in black and white, the 'mono line' (black and white) version of the logo should be used.

* If your organisation has received funding from more than one Queensland Government department for your project, you are required to acknowledge funding using a Queensland Government dominant logo.  Please contact the CBFU to request a suitable Queensland Government logo.

The jpeg logo is for use in in-house/DIY publications.

Black and white - jpeg 

Colour - jpeg 

Colour - eps (ZIP 105 K)