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This document provides logo ideas and designs for merchandise that a charity plans to sell or give away to raise funds and awareness. The merchandise board shows potential product options and designs that could be sold or distributed to advertise the brand and charity while providing them an income source. Campaign materials are also mentioned as items that will be given away at events to maintain public awareness of the cause.
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