The mark consists of the form of two human figures holding hands within a house, where the human figures are shown in relief against the solid house. The house's shape is a pentagon with a base side, that is the floor; two parallel sides extending perpendicularly up from the base side on either side of the base side, that are the walls; and two sides coming up and in from the tops of the parallel sides to meet at a right angle, that are the ceiling. A roof is included above the pentagon, where the roof is two sides of a right triangle, where the right angle of the roof is above the right angle of the pentagon and comes to a point. The two sides extend downward from the point on either side, to just above the intersection of the parallel sides and the upward angled sides of the pentagon. The two sides end on either side in hemispheres. There is a space between the pentagon and the two sides of the right angle. A chimney is indicated on the left of the two sides of the right angle. The chimney is a line positioned about halfway down the side, extending up, and ending in a hemisphere. The line that indicates the chimney is slightly less thick than the two sides of the right triangle that indicate the roof. The two human figures are positioned within the pentagon shape. They are mirror images of one another. Their bodies are rectangles extending up from the base side of the pentagon, where the upper two corners of each rectangle is rounded, to indicate the human figures' shoulders. The human figures' heads are indicated by circles centered directly above the rectangles and almost as wide as the rectangles. There is a space between the circles/heads and the rectangles/bodies. A "V" shape with a rounded vertex extends downward on the left from the right corner of the left rectangle and downward on the right from the left corner of the right rectangle, to intersect between the rectangles at the rounded vertex. The "V" shape indicates the two human figures holding hands.