2025 LOGO CONTEST INFORMATION AND GUIDELINES
The Almaden Valley Women’s Club (AVWC) would like to invite students aged 11-18 who reside or are enrolled in a school in the 95118, 95120, or 95123 zip codes to participate in the 2025 annual Logo Contest. The selected logo will be on this year's T-shirs for our various community events, social media and advertising material as well as in the local newspapers.
Since its inception, The Almaden Valley Women's Club has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to provide support for community organizations in the greater San Jose area. AVWC will select one winner and two finalists’ logos from the pool of students eligible to participate in our Logo Contest. The winner will be awarded $200, 2nd place $100 and 3rd place $50.
Entries are due Thursday, April 18, 2025.
The requirements for submitting art entries is outlined below. Please submit a clear picture of your artwork to logo@almadenwomen.org. The selected winner and finalists may be asked to submit original work at a later date so please do NOT fold artwork.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at logo@almadenwomen.org. The logo winner and finalists will be contacted by April 25, 2025 and will be invited to attend the Almaden Valley Women’s Club awards presentation meeting held on May 6, 2025.
Thank you so much for your participation and support for the AVWC.
Artwork Requirements:
- All artwork is to be original and done in black and white. NO COMPUTER GENERATED ARTWORK WILL BE ACCEPTED.
- Artwork should be done on white 8 ½” x 11” paper and drawn to the scale of the paper.
- Artwork CAN contain words, numbers, and/or dates (note: this is a change from past years).
- NEW this year- Artwork theme: 60th Anniversary of Almaden Valley Women’s Club, “Friendship thru Service”
- Artwork shall be signed and dated by the student on the back of the artwork
- The following information shall be included with the submission of artwork: student’s address and telephone number, school, and teacher’s name.
- Entries shall be submitted by Thursday, April 18, 2025.
- Please take a picture of your artwork and submit via email to logo@almadenwomen.org
- Questions regarding this contest should be submitted by email to cmariakim@yahoo.com or logo@almadenwomen.org
You can also find these guidelines posted on our website and social media accounts:
Website: https://www.almadenwomen.org/logo-contest
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AlmadenValleyWomensClub
2024 Logo Contest Winners
Emelie Kim, Leland High School– 1ST PLACE WINNER
Emelie hopes her art will leave a lasting impression on viewers, evoking diverse emotions and sparking imaginative storytelling. She enjoys travel, art, and spending time with her dogs.
Destiny Calvillo, Leland High School – 1ST RUNNER UP
Destiny enjoys painting, music, and hanging out with friends. She also plays Field Hockey and Softball.
Mabel Yu, Leland High School – 2ND RUNNER UP
Mabel is a digital Artist, drawing inspiration from unusual sources such as nightmares and phobias.



2023 Logo Contest Winners
BRENDA WANG – 1ST PLACE WINNER
Brenda is a Senior at Leland High School. She sells her art on Etsy and is planning to grow the shop with more of her creations. She hopes her art can remind people of specific memories and feelings.
TIFFANY NG – 2ND PLACE WINNER
Tiffany is a Sophomore at Leland High School. She hopes to use the skills she learned from art to become a successful general surgeon in the future! She would like to inspire people to pursue art.
JESSICA HUH – 3RD PLACE WINNER
Jessica is a Sophomore at Leland High School. Her artistic inspiration comes from everyday life. She would like people to understand the emotion behind her art and the story it tells.
HONORARY MENTION:
CORRINE THELEN
Corinne is a Senior at Leland High School. Corinne draws for fun and likes to use art as a way to channel her thoughts.
RUBY PETTY
Ruby is a Senior at Leland High School. She would love to pursue a career in an art related field such as animation, comic book writing, or painting somewhere in the woods with crows as her only companions.
JAY WATANABE
Jay is a Senior at Leland High School. Jay hopes to become a writer and use art to help visualize concepts.









