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g. Education Use:
i. programs for school Remembrance Day Ceremonies;
ii. material developed to promote Remembrance
within the school system as long as this material is
distributed at no cost to the school or student.
h. Church Use: Church bulletins or programs for
Remembrance Day Services and commemorative events
or funerals for Veterans.
i. Publications:
i. books and magazines that promote Remembrance.
Books that are sold for a profit will only be considered
with an agreed-upon royalty fee to the Poppy Trust
Fund. Such approvals are not to be interpreted as an
endorsement of the product and the Legion will not
enter into any distribution agreement, arrangements
or sales contract for such books;
ii. books listing and acknowledging local area residents
with wartime military service in Commonwealth
nations; and
iii. in-house publications, such as reports or Remembrance
Day notices, for Veterans’ health and care facilities.
j. Pilgrimages: Nametags for Pilgrimages.
k. Television and Print Media:
i. television advertisements produced to honour or
recognize Veterans;
ii. television broadcasts of Remembrance Day
ceremonies;
iii. newspapers for Remembrance Day features;
iv. branch websites for the Remembrance period in
support of the annual Poppy Campaign.
l. Websites: Websites of corporations, groups and
individuals.
SITUATIONS WHERE USAGE WOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED
809. The following will apply to both Legion related and non Legion
related applicants.
810. The following examples are situations where a requested
use of the Poppy image would not normally be considered.
It is important to be aware that such situations are not
automatically declined as each request must be reviewed on
a case-by-case basis. The merits and implications of each
request must be considered before a decision can be returned.
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