Trademark: DARE THE BOSS CHILDREN'S CANCER INSTITUTE 1750794
Word
DARE THE BOSS CHILDREN'S CANCER INSTITUTE
Device Descrption:
MAN & WOMAN,STACKED,BOTH SILHOUETTE WEAR CAPE
ID
1750794
Trademark Type
Figurative
Status
Registered: Registered/protected
Application Date
05 February 2016
Registration Date
05 February 2016
Renewal Date
05 February 2026
Service
Clayton Utz
Goods and Services:
Class 16:
Printed matter; photographs; stationery; books and other publications; posters; advertising material
Printed matter; photographs; stationery; books and other publications; posters; advertising material
Class 36:
Charitable services being fundraising services; fundraising services including organisation of fundraising events; fundraising to raise awareness of childhood cancer; fundraising to support cancer medical research, development, education, training and treatment of childrens cancer
Charitable services being fundraising services; fundraising services including organisation of fundraising events; fundraising to raise awareness of childhood cancer; fundraising to support cancer medical research, development, education, training and treatment of childrens cancer
Class 41:
Entertainment services including services provided to assist in raising awareness in relation to cancer in children; education and sporting services being services provided to assist in raising awareness in relation to cancer in children; providing information, including online, about fundraising events relating to childhood cancer; development, management and staging of a charity event in which employees within organisations/companies dare their boss to a challenge in order to raise funds for childhood cancer; providing educational information, including online, about programmes, projects and services relating to childhood cancer; organising and conducting entertainment or ceremonial events for the purpose of acknowledging sponsors, supporters and volunteers of fundraising charity events to support medical research and treatment
Entertainment services including services provided to assist in raising awareness in relation to cancer in children; education and sporting services being services provided to assist in raising awareness in relation to cancer in children; providing information, including online, about fundraising events relating to childhood cancer; development, management and staging of a charity event in which employees within organisations/companies dare their boss to a challenge in order to raise funds for childhood cancer; providing educational information, including online, about programmes, projects and services relating to childhood cancer; organising and conducting entertainment or ceremonial events for the purpose of acknowledging sponsors, supporters and volunteers of fundraising charity events to support medical research and treatment