Donor Recognition Gallery

Recognize multiple levels of giving on a donor recognition plaque to honor contributors.

Benefactors for a special purchase fund can be recognized and listed on a unique bronze plaque.

Recognize specific groups of donors with a smaller plaque prominently displayed in the facility.

Naming a facility for a significant contributor provides an opportunity for a bas-relief portrait in cast metal.

While a Walk of Fame can be used to celebrate the success of talented performers, it can also be part of a donor recognition program to fund the arts.

Create your own custom border design or frieze to enhance a cast metal plaque.

Concrete or granite can provide a support base for cast bronze donor plaques installed outdoors.

Special bequests require prominent recognition and creative solutions in cast bronze.

Recognize donations to a tree-planting project with individual nameplates added to a master tablet.

Cast bronze plaques provide a way to identify a facility named after a major benefactor.

Donor recognition can be found in outdoor walkways. Cast bronze endures under the heaviest foot traffic

Cast bronze plaques provide a way to identify a facility named after a major benefactor.

Donor recognition can be found in outdoor walkways. Cast bronze endures under the heaviest foot traffic.

When the list of honored donors is lengthy, combine a cast bronze plaque with etched plates to accommodate names too small to cast.

Repeating the hospital’s logo on all donor plaques unifies the design of the recognition program.

Create a donor recognition wall with cast bronze plaques and bas-relief portraits against a rich cherry wall.

Major contributors can be recognized with individual plaques.

Cast aluminum animals, fabricated ark and engravable plates make a playful donor recognition wall.

A distinctive plaque to honor the givers caps the celebration of a successful fund-raising campaign.

This outdoor donor recognition project utilized creative ways to mount numerous cast bronze plaques.