The mark consists of the stylized acronym “NGRF” in a bold, uppercase font, with the letters “NG” in dark blue with an outline of light blue and the letters “RF” in dark red. A silhouette of a colonial-era soldier holding a rifle appears in white and is integrated between the letters “G” and “R.” The soldier’s image is detailed enough to suggest traditional military attire, including a hat and boots, and the rifle is pointed upward at an angle, crossing the negative space between the letters. Above the acronym, the words “NATIONAL GUARD” appear in uppercase in black, and are flanked by a dark red five-pointed star on each side. This text is centered and smaller than the main acronym. Below the acronym, the words “RELIEF FOUNDATION” appear in black, in uppercase. The font size of this phrase is bigger than the text above the acronym and is also centered beneath the design. The mark includes the colors dark red, dark blue, light blue, black, and white, which are claimed as features of the mark. However, the color white as it appears in the background is not claimed as a feature of the mark and represents transparent background. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use the words "National Guard Relief Foundation" apart from the mark as shown.