Media kit
Everything you need, no form to fill in.
Logos, photography, boilerplate in three lengths, and every figure we publish with its source attached. Take what you need. If something is missing, ask — we would rather send it than have you work around it.
The basics
Organizational facts.
- Legal name
- The Taylor LEAD Foundation
- Status
- 501(c)(3) public charity, incorporated in Idaho, March 2024
- EIN
- 99-2465893
- Address
- P.O. Box 8744, Boise, Idaho 83707
- Founded
- Scholarship established 2015 · Foundation incorporated 2024
- Leadership
- Angela Taylor, Co-Founder & CEO
Gary Taylor, Co-Founder & Vice President
Dr. Lindy Crawford, Board Chair - Platforms
- Alice & Charles Taylor Scholar-Athlete LEAD Scholarship · iWIN Sports
- Web
- taylorleadscholarship.com
Boilerplate
Three lengths, because you will cut it anyway.
Use whichever fits. All three are approved and current — the cut is already made, so the version that runs is ours rather than a paraphrase.
The Taylor LEAD Foundation is an Idaho nonprofit ensuring money never decides which young people play, stay in the game, and lead beyond it.
The Taylor LEAD Foundation is a Boise-based 501(c)(3) working so that money never decides which young Idahoans get to play, stay in the game, and lead beyond it. It runs two platforms: the Alice & Charles Taylor Scholar-Athlete LEAD Scholarship, and iWIN Sports, which funds and supports girls and women in sport.
The Taylor LEAD Foundation is a Boise-based 501(c)(3) working so that money never decides which young Idahoans get to play, stay in the game, and lead beyond it. It began in 2015, when siblings Greg, Gary and Angela Taylor announced a scholarship in their parents’ names from the podium at the Mountain Home High School Athletic Hall of Fame. The family funded it personally for nine years before the Foundation was incorporated in 2024. Today it runs two platforms. The Alice & Charles Taylor Scholar-Athlete LEAD Scholarship recognizes Idaho senior scholar-athletes for leadership, educational excellence, athletic achievement and community service, expanding to all six Idaho districts by 2028. iWIN Sports funds and supports girls and women in sport through IX Grants, camps, the Changemakers Circuit and a networking collective. The Foundation’s annual Change Make*Hers Gala raised more than $250,000 at its first event in February 2026.
Logos · The Taylor LEAD Foundation
Primary marks.
Purple is the primary brand color and white is the reversed version for dark backgrounds. Orange is legacy and limited use — please default to purple unless you have been told otherwise.
Working in print? These are raster files sized for screen. If you need vector artwork, or a specific format for a printer, ask us and we will sort it the same day. Please do not invert, recolor or redraw the mark yourself.
Logos · iWIN Sports
A platform of the Foundation, with its own mark.
Four lockups, each in color, white and black. iWIN Sports is not a separate organization — please describe it as a platform or initiative of The Taylor LEAD Foundation.
Color & type
The palette, with values.
#7787E6#111A3A#1C8C8C#F2B84B#6B7280Typography
Montserrat 600–800 for headings and the wordmark. Inter 400–500 for body text. Both are free on Google Fonts. Arial or Helvetica are acceptable substitutes.
Proportions
Roughly 60% neutrals and navy, 30% periwinkle, 10% teal and gold. Gold is for emphasis — figures, awards, moments — not for body text.
Photography
Change Make*Hers Gala, February 2026.
Free to use in coverage of the Foundation. Click any image for the largest available version. More available on request, including photographs of individual honorees and scholars.
Formats. Logos are PNG at 2500px with transparent backgrounds; photography is high-resolution JPG. That covers web, social and most print.
Printing large? If the logo is going above about A4 — a full page, signage, a banner — use the SVG files. A PNG will not hold at that size however many pixels it has. They are in the full media kit folder alongside everything else. Open the folder →
Required credit line: Pro Image Event Photography/The Taylor LEAD Foundation
The thirteen below are cleared for press use. The photographer’s full gallery shows everything from the evening — it is view-only, so if you need a specific frame at print resolution, ask Katie and we will get it to you.
Headshots
Approved portraits.
Web-resolution versions shown. For print, take them from the download pack or ask — we will send the originals.
Key figures
Every number with its source attached.
A statistic without a source is a statistic you cannot use. These are ours, and where a figure is an estimate we say so.
Full sourcing, including the statistics we have chosen not to publish because we could not verify them, is on our research page.
Getting it right
Five things that are easy to get wrong.
The asterisk is deliberate
It is Change Make*Hers Gala — asterisk, no space, capital H. Not “Change Makers” and not a hyphen.
The full event name
The Change Make*Hers Gala powered by iWIN Sports — with “powered by” in italics. Shortening it to “the Change Make*Hers Gala” after first reference is fine.
The scholarship’s full name
On first reference: the Alice & Charles Taylor Scholar-Athlete LEAD Scholarship. After that, “the LEAD Scholarship” is fine. Recipients are LEAD Scholars.
iWIN Sports is not a separate organization
It is a platform of The Taylor LEAD Foundation. Lowercase i, capital WIN. It previously had its own website; that has been consolidated here.
Orange is legacy
The orange logo predates the current brand and is limited use. Please default to purple, or ask us if you need a reversed version.
LEAD is an acronym
Leadership, Educational excellence, Athletic achievement, Distinguished community service. Always capitalised.
Angela Taylor’s title
Co-Founder & CEO. Earlier coverage may say President; that title changed in 2026.
Available for interview
Who can speak to what.
Arranged through RedSky PR. Others available on request — including scholars, coaches and host schools, with the appropriate permissions.
Stanford walk-on turned two-time national champion, MBA at NYU Stern, former WNBA President and General Manager. Speaks to strategy, women and girls in sport, and the Foundation’s origins.
Chairs the Scholarship Committee. Speaks to the scholarship, the selection process, and the family’s history in Mountain Home.
Former endowed chair of special education, now at the Lee Pesky Learning Center. Speaks to governance, education, and access.
The whole thing
Download everything at once.
Logos in every variant, photography at full resolution, headshots, boilerplate and the figures from this page. Hosted on Google Drive — use “Download all” for everything at once, or take individual files.
No registration, no form, no email required. If your network blocks Google Drive, every logo above downloads individually — and one message gets you anything else.
Media contact
Katie Yeatts, RedSky PR.
For interviews, additional assets, fact-checking, or anything that needs confirming before it runs.
The Foundation directly: hello@taylorleadscholarship.com · 208.477.1522
The Taylor LEAD Foundation · P.O. Box 8744, Boise, ID 83707 · 501(c)(3) · EIN 99-2465893