Inspire, Engage & Recognize Donors
Beyond the “Thank You”
Fundraising campaigns are the lifeline of a nonprofit. They keep organizations open and operating – enabling them to continue to do good work.
These campaigns not only provide revenue but also help cultivate donor relationships, increase donor retention rates, and help acquire new donors.
Acknowledging your donors in a prominent, permanent, meaningful work of art can be a powerful tool, enhancing these results.
We create ceramic art tile and watercolor donor recognition walls with text panels that can be updated at a nominal cost.
A perfect match for annual giving campaigns, endowment campaigns and a budget-conscious option for capital campaigns.
Lunch Break of New Jersey, Red Bank, NJ
Our Donor WaterColor Wall Recognition panels, feature an original watercolor by Karen Singer tailored to embody your organization’s unique identity.
I love how the tile morphs into watercolor – a beautiful donor wall that engages, inspires, and recognizes donors.
Cross Keys Village, New Oxford, PA
The top area of the donor wall contains an enlarged watercolor depicting a bird’s-eye view of the Gettysburg, New Oxford, and Hanover region with iconic features throughout the landscape.
The vivid ceramic tile frieze of trees connects the top and bottom sections.
The bottom section contains explanatory text and donor names silkscreened on the back surface of a Plexiglas lens over a watercolor background depicting grass.
Barclay Friends West Chester, PA
This mural is a prime example of our innovative Donor WaterColor Wall technique. This donor recognition beautifully combines ceramic tiles with enlarged watercolor art under a layer of clear acrylic.
Friends prefer name recognition to be subtle. Notice the subtlety of the donor names silk-screened on Plexi at the bottom.
The mural features the sunflower, a symbol of heliotropy, mirroring the sun’s movement and symbolizing growth and warmth—iconic to this community.
The design draws inspiration from the raised garden beds found on the campus and the picturesque landscape of Chester County. The inclusion of a pathway motif subtly represents the ‘path of life,’ adding a deeper, symbolic connection to the environment and its people.
This mural honors donors but also integrates the local culture and natural beauty, making it a meaningful and captivating piece in any setting.
Additionally, a series of sunflower gift tiles were sent to major donors.
Looking for an artful way to inspire, engage and recognize donors?
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