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Master Our Donor Recognition Process

Move from idea to completed display in the donor recognition process. If you’re planning to develop a donor wall, there are three easy steps to follow. These include:

Fact Finding

There are 60 helpful questions in the donor guide to help steer the design of your project. The Donor Guide is for you and your committee to use as a starting point when figuring out what you want for a donor project.

Staging

We create renderings for you based on all the factors discussed including if it's a closed campaign, ongoing, updatable, moveable, and where it's to be installed, etc. You are able to edit the design to meet your needs. Once a rendering is approved, we move to quoting. When the quote is accepted and the order is placed, production takes 2 to 4 weeks.

Installing

As the manufacturer, we offer you two methods for your donor wall's installation.

Self-Installation 

You can install the donor wall yourself in pre-assembled sections, using an easy, step-by-step guide. We make it easy for your staff to install.

Professional Installation

Even though our products are made for easy installation, you can hire a local installer at an hourly rate. For campaign lettering, we provide easy templates for your staff or hired installer to use.
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