Hunger shouldn’t be seen as a matter of charity. Food is a human right. Yet one in ten people in Toronto now rely on food banks — twice as many as the previous year. More Canadians are living in poverty than ever before, and food insecurity is at an all-time high. Reflecting Daily Bread’s commitment to fight for the human right to food, the brand’s new identity needed to position the organization as a symbol of equity.The rebrand includes a new multi-dimensional logo, typeface, photography, and adaptive design system. The strength of the new logo lies in its ability to convey multiple meanings. It draws inspiration from the unity of four forks, serving as a symbol and call-to-action in the fight to end hunger. The forks are also hands, bringing the community together to support Daily Bread’s mission. The X, reminiscent of marking a ballot, represents the advocacy work to drive policy change and eliminate poverty.The photography style features real, unstyled images of people and food, reflecting Daily Bread’s authentic and grassroots spirit. Close-up shots of volunteers' hands sorting and preparing food establish a visual connection with the logo, reinforcing the organization’s identity.