Mark:

W.K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION

Status Date:

01-19-2023

Registration Number:

4228732

Goods and Services:

Arranging and conducting educational conferences, seminars and workshops in the field of health, rural development, family economic security, early childhood education and higher education, philanthropy and volunteerism, community development, child development, health and welfare; arranging and conducting educational conferences, seminars and workshops in the field of food systems, namely, food safety, quality, distribution, and healthful eating for the health, development and welfare of impoverished and underprivileged children, families, and communities; arranging and conducting educational conferences to promote racial healing, address racial inequity, and bridge racial gaps in the areas of education, health, juvenile justice, economic success, and the media; educational programs, namely, educational and career counseling and guidance, for out of school youths, that provide alternatives to high school diplomas and associates degrees (first use anywhere 05/11/2010; first use in U.S. interstate commerce 05/11/2010); providing on-line educational publications in the nature journals, newsletters, curriculum guides in the field of issues relating to out of school youths seeking alternatives to high school diplomas and associates degrees for assisting community based organizations and social enterprises for supporting out of school youths in the process of securing entry level employment (first use anywhere 06/00/2010; first use in U.S. interstate commerce 06/00/2010) Publications and printed matter, namely, printed pamphlets, brochures, manuals, books, booklets, leaflets, flyers, informational sheets and newsletters in the field of health, education, welfare, philanthropy, community development, charitable fundraising, and grant making Providing grants, educational scholarships and financing and loan services for research and programs in the field of health, rural development, family economic security, early childhood education and higher education, philanthropy and volunteerism, community development, child development, health and welfare; Providing grants, educational scholarships and financing and loan services for research and programs in the field of food systems, namely, food safety, quality, distribution, and healthful eating for the health, development and welfare of impoverished and underprivileged children, families, and communities; charitable fundraising services for others, namely, raising funds for programs for family economic security, early childhood education and higher education, philanthropy and volunteerism, community development, child development, health and welfare; charitable fund raising services for research programs in the field of food systems, namely, food safety, quality, distribution, and healthful eating for the health, development and welfare of impoverished and underprivileged children, families, and communities; charitable fundraising services, namely, raising funds for programs designed to promote racial healing, address racial inequity, and bridge racial gaps in the areas of education, health, juvenile justice, economic success, and the media (first use anywhere 05/11/2010); first use in U.S. interstate commerce 05/11/2010; providing grants, educational scholarships and financing and loan services for research and educational programs, namely, educational and career counseling and guidance, for out of school youths, that provide alternatives to high school diplomas and associates degrees (first use anywhere 06/00/2010; first use in U.S . interstate commerce 06/00/2010) Charitable services, namely, organizing and conducting volunteer outreach programs designed to promote racial healing, address racial inequity, and bridge racial gaps in the areas of education, health, juvenile justice, economic success, and the media; charitable services, namely, organizing and conducting volunteer programs and community services programs designed to promote racial healing, address racial inequity, and bridge racial gaps in the areas of education, health, juvenile justice, economic success, and the media

Class:

Education

Published for Opposition Date:

08-07-2012

Mark Drawing Status:

Standart Character Mark

Business Name:

MAYER BROWN LLP