Circle of Unity
People holding hands in a circle symbolize global unity in humanitarian service, reflecting the organization's commitment to interconnectedness and solidarity across borders.
Identity & Symbolism
Our Logo & Emblem
The PETRAD AID emblem is displayed on a royal blue banner featuring the emblem prominently at its center. It is surrounded by a circle of people holding hands, olive branches, and a dove — set against white and yellow wavy lines symbolizing peace, divine collaboration, and the rhythm of natural freedom.
PETRAD AID Logo
Official emblem adopted January 17, 2018 — the symbol of identity and mission.
EMBLEM OF PETRAD AID
A distinctive royal blue banner carrying a rich history and symbolism, encapsulating the spirit of humanitarian services worldwide.
The Dove
A beacon of peace, harmony, and protection, the dove at the center embodies the core principles of PETRAD AID, serving as a guardian of hope for the vulnerable.
Olive Branches
Representing peace, hope, resilience, and abundance, the olive branches surround the emblem to declare PETRAD AID's peaceful mission and enduring commitment to communities.
Wavy Lines
The white and yellow wavy lines denote freedom, natural rhythm, and movement — symbolizing peace, divine collaboration, and the rhythm of natural freedom.
Oceans & Seas
A vivid depiction of the oceans and seas of the world within the emblem, symbolizing unity and the interconnections of all humanity across the globe.
Brand Identity
PETRAD AID Brand Colours
The PETRAD AID colour palette carries deep symbolic meaning — each colour representing a core commitment of the organization.
Royal Blue
#0f2a7a / #050f2e
Represents tranquility, dependability, and selfless humanitarian service —
the essential qualities that form the foundation of PETRAD AID's global mission.
Yellow / Gold
#d4a017 / #f0c040
Represents collaboration, divine nature, and the Glory of God —
reflecting the spiritual and collaborative spirit that guides the organization's work.
White
#ffffff
Stands for peace, justice, and enlightenment —
the ultimate goals of PETRAD AID's service to vulnerable communities worldwide.
Gray
#6b7280 / #9ca3af
Used sparingly to symbolize wisdom, intellect, and neutrality
in the organization's operations and decision-making.
Adoption & History
Origins of the Emblem
The emblem was officially adopted on January 17, 2018, and the emblem containing the emblem was first raised during PETRAD AID's first anniversary on January 17, 2019, in Lodwar Town, Kenya.
Lodwar, the headquarters of Turkana County — known as the "Cradle of Mankind" — holds special significance as the birthplace of PETRAD AID's founder. Since its inception, the emblem has stood as a symbol of hope, transformation, and unwavering dedication to serving humanity.
Proportions & Guidelines
- Aspect ratio of 2:3 or 3:5 for the banner
- Emblem displayed in standard formats ensuring purpose and trustworthiness
- Displayed alone or on a royal blue background without additions
- Prominently on protected facilities, historical sites, and project locations
- Used with strict adherence to standards, preserving purpose and meaning
- Anthem: Creation Praises God
"Since its inception, the PETRAD AID emblem has stood as a symbol of hope, transformation, and unwavering dedication to serving humanity."