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The Union trademark THE GLOBAL FREEDOM FUND was filed as Word mark on 05/18/2012 at the European Union Intellectual Property Office.
It was registered as a trademark on 12/04/2012.
The current status of the mark is "Registration expired".
| Trademark form | Word mark |
| File reference | 010895704 |
| Application date | May 18, 2012 |
| Publication date | August 27, 2012 |
| Entry date | December 4, 2012 |
| Expiration date | May 18, 2022 |
Trademark owner
One Letterman Drive Building D, Suite D3100
94129 San Francisco
US
94129 San Francisco
US
Trademark representatives
P.O. Box 3137 Jakobsbergsgatan 13, 6 tr
103 62 Stockholm
SE
goods and services
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Conducting business research and evaluation of philanthropic organizations; public policy research services aimed at ending mass atrocities and human slavery; advocating on behalf of others by promoting public awareness of the need for, and promoting public support of and participation in efforts aimed at ending mass atrocities and human slavery; advocating on behalf of others by conducting market and public policy research and analysis, namely, information gathering, study, field-based analysis, investigation of new approaches, and iterative refinement of ideas and plans in collaboration with others, all to promote the development of solutions for the protection of human rights and the promotion of human dignity; advocating on behalf of others through lobbying of commercial, not-for-profit, governmental, and non-governmental organizations in support of adopting and supporting measures for the protection of human rights, the promotion of human dignity and ending human trafficking and slavery; advocating on behalf of others by promoting the development of solutions for the protection of human rights and the promotion of human dignity through information gathering, study, field-based analysis, investigation of new approaches, and iterative refinement of ideas and plans in collaboration with others; advisory and consultancy services to individuals and organizations engaged in public advocacy to promote awareness of the need for human rights protections and promotion of human dignity; charitable services, namely, organizing networks of individuals and institutions with the purpose of facilitating and furthering the implementation of charitable and philanthropic programs; administration and management of research grants; promoting public awareness of human needs, namely, promoting public awareness of the scope of, the need to address, institutional obstacles to, solutions for, and the role of various actors in relation to threats to basic human rights, mass atrocities, human slavery, human cruelty and human trafficking; employment and network recruiting, namely, recruiting professionals, volunteers and workers in the field of charitable activities relating to ending mass atrocities, human trafficking and human slavery, relief of poverty and hunger, health and access to medical care, education and social welfare, human rights and mobility, and disaster relief; promoting economic development in developing countries through the provision of business and managerial consultation, information, advocacy and support for planning, organizing, monitoring and implementing projects aimed at building enduring institutions and practices, encouraging growth and entrepreneurship through microfinance and other forms of credit, ensuring accountability, and supporting economic and political stability by addressing basic human rights; promoting economic development through the provision of business and managerial consultation, and business information in the field of planning, organizing, monitoring and implementing projects aimed at building enduring institutions and practices, encouraging growth and entrepreneurship through microfinance and other forms of credit, ensuring accountability, and supporting economic and political stability by addressing basic human rights; promoting economic development through public advocacy in the nature of promoting awareness of the need for planning, organizing, monitoring and implementing projects aimed at building enduring institutions and practices, encouraging growth and entrepreneurship through microfinance and other forms of credit, ensuring accountability, and supporting economic and political stability by addressing basic human rights; charitable services, namely, supporting networks of charitable and philanthropic individuals and institutions by providing consultation and advice regarding advertising, and creation and dissemination of advertising materials for educational activities and entertainment events, with the purpose of facilitating and furthering the implementation of charitable and philanthropic programs
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Charitable collections and charitable fundraising; charitable fundraising services, namely, providing individuals with the information and opportunity to make monetary donations to charity; charitable foundation services, namely, providing fundraising activities and investment management services to support philanthropic activities; making grants for charitable and philanthropic purposes; providing project grants for philanthropic projects; managing and administering funds for charitable and philanthropic grants; advisory and consultation services relating to grants and donations; charitable services, namely, providing consultation and advice to potential donors about utilization of their charitable funds; financial advisory services for potential philanthropic contributors; philanthropic services concerning monetary donations; providing grants and monetary donations to organizations and individuals promoting awareness of, organizing responses to, and providing services to address mass atrocities, human slavery, human cruelty, the protection of human rights and the promotion of human dignity; providing grants and monetary donations to organizations and individuals working to build enduring institutions and practices to reduce the incidence and limit the impact of mass atrocities and other violations of basic human rights; providing grants and monetary donations to organizations and individuals working to move public policy and political will toward productive intervention to prevent or stop mass atrocities and other violations of basic human rights; charitable services, namely, providing grants and monetary donations to support networks of individuals and institutions with the purpose of facilitating and furthering the implementation of charitable and philanthropic programs; providing grants and monetary donations to support projects aimed at building enduring institutions and practices, encouraging growth and entrepreneurship through microfinance and other forms of credit, ensuring accountability, and supporting economic and political stability by addressing basic human rights
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Development and dissemination of educational materials to others in the field of promoting awareness of, organizing responses to, and providing services to address mass atrocities, human slavery, human cruelty, the protection of human rights and the promotion of human dignity; arranging and conducting of educational conferences, discussions, and colloquia; arranging and conducting online educational conferences, discussions, and colloquia via computer and communication networks in the fields of education, collaboration, coordination, and support in relation to promoting awareness of, organizing responses to, and providing services to address mass atrocities, human slavery, human trafficking, human cruelty, the protection of human rights and the promotion of human dignity; education leadership development
Trademark history
| Date | Document number | Area | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| March 18, 2023 | Extension, Trade mark expired | ||
| November 11, 2016 | Change Representative, Published | ||
| August 30, 2016 | Transfer / Change of address, Published | ||
| July 26, 2016 | Transfer / Change of address, Published |
ID: 11010895704