Recognizing donors is important for expressing gratitude and showing supporters how their contributions make a positive impact. Choosing to create a display for donor recognition is a substantial and meaningful way to show your appreciation.
Another interesting feature of donor recognition displays is the prospect of using them as a tool to encourage future giving. Many organizations start with a fundraising idea and a display with open spaces to provide potential donors the opportunity to get involved in a specific project. These donor recognition displays can also tell stories of a specific project or cause, using touchscreens, videos and other interactive features.
Features of donor recognition displays:
- A variety of shapes and styles to match an organization's brand, including logos and colors
- Changeable elements to update information
- Incorporation of organization's missions and values
- Interactive elements such as videos of donors explaining why they gave
Adler Display’s portfolio includes numerous donor recognition displays, utilizing everything from LED monitors and etched glass to metal and hand-carved wood.
Etched Glass - Howard County Foundation
Howard County Foundation's donor recognition display includes etched glass panels with glowing donor names in front of granite columns and changeable donor graphics.
Interactive Touchscreen – Beth El Congregation
Mitzvah613 is an interactive display that scrolls through dedications of each week’s reading. A menu takes the viewer through synagogue events, creating of the scroll and an option to look up dedications.
Multiple Displays/Signage – Hood College
Hood College’s new athletic center includes donor recognition displays that provide naming opportunities for donors. The signs and lettering are located both inside and outside the building.
For more information on donor recognition displays, please call
Adler Display at 855-552-3537.
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