Serial Number
76642661
Owner
KnowledgeWorks FoundationAttorney
Frederick H. GribbellFirst Use Date
Jan 15, 2005
Filing Date
Jul 12, 2005
EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES TO IMPROVE EDUCATION Trademark
Serial Number: 76642661 • Registration: 3102872
Trademark Classes
Class 36 - Insurance & Financial
Insurance; financial affairs; monetary affairs; real estate affairs
Class 41 - Education & Entertainment
Education; providing of training; entertainment; sporting and cultural activities
Class 16 - Paper Goods
Paper and cardboard; printed matter; bookbinding material; photographs; stationery
Class 35 - Advertising & Business
Advertising; business management; business administration; office functions
Owner Contact Info
One West Fourth Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Entity Type: 03
Legal Representation
Trademark Details
Filing Date
July 12, 2005
Registration Date
June 13, 2006
First Use Anywhere
January 15, 2005
First Use in Commerce
January 15, 2005
Published for Opposition
March 21, 2006
Cancellation Date
January 18, 2013
Goods & Services
Educational research services; publication of books, pamphlets, and magazines featuring results of scholarly research; providing lectures, seminars, and training sessions in the field of-- grants and funding for educational activities, scholarships, and educational research
Printed materials, namely, books, pamphlets, magazines, and instruction manuals featuring information regarding education grants, scholarships, funding for educational activities, training services, seminars, and research activities in the area of education funding and availability of education funds, advocacy activities in the area of education funding or availability, results of research activities in the area of education funding or availability, charitable information on educational grants and education scholarships, and community partnerships in the fields of school facilities funding, planning, organization, and design, and the education and training needs of low wage workers, early college high schools, where high school students may earn college-level credits toward an associate degree, improving the quality of the curriculum, teaching, and academic standards for student performance, schools as centers of the community, in which school buildings are designed as multipurpose facilities for the benefit of the entire community, schools to function in non-traditional way, with recreation programs, health clinics, before- and after-school programs, day care centers, computer labs, adult enrichment classes, and senior services
Charitable services, namely providing grants and funding to educational institutions for educational activities and services in the nature of scholarships, seminars, research services in the area of education; providing grants and funding for advocacy services on behalf of educational institutions and advocacy services by others in the area of education; providing grants and funding for research activities by others in the area of education; and providing grants and funding for conducting training seminars by others in the field of education, and research on education topics
Advocacy services, namely promoting public awareness of the need for education funding and scholarships for students, and scholarships and funding for various public and private programs that support systemic education reform; promoting public awareness of the need for greater access to higher education for students, particularly for those students who have been historically underrepresented in higher education attendance and attainment; promoting public awareness and promoting community partnerships in the fields of school facilities funding, planning, organization, and design, and the education and training needs of low wage workers; promoting public awareness for early college high schools, where high school student may earn college-level credits toward an associate degree; promoting public awareness for improving the quality of the curriculum, teaching, and academic standards for student performance; promoting public awareness for schools as centers of the community, in which school buildings are designed as multipurpose facilities for the benefit of the entire community; promoting public awareness for schools to function in non-traditional way, with recreation programs, health clinics, before- and after-school programs, day care centers, computer labs, adult enrichment classes, and senior services