Bronze and Aluminum Plaques & Markers for donor recognition, memorials, dedications, awards, etc.

Symbols of Generosity

A bronze or aluminum plaque can be an appropriate way of showing appreciation for volunteerism or major donations. If you are looking for a long lasting tribute to a major contributor, the beauty of a bronze plaque is hard to beat. Encourage new donors by recognizing generous gifts and publicly honoring your contributors with these plaques.

These plaques are clear-coated and oven-baked with a two part hardened acrylic polyurethane.
Standard colors are black, maroon, violet toner, dark blue, green, brown and duranodic bronze.
Maximum dimensions in metal are 24 inches by 40 inches

For schools, colleges, churches, and civic organizations, these plaques project an image of prestige and dignity and add to the professional quality of any architectural environment.

Differentiating Between Your Donors

When people give different amounts of money for a project or memorial, etc., it is often left up to the organization to figure out an appropriate way to recognize everyone and still differentiate according to amount of donation.

If you've never done this before, and don't know where to start, consider this a template for a potential system you can use.

MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS

Donors who make cumulative gifts of $xx,xxx or more are considered "Major Contributors" and are recognized with permanent individual wall plaques which are prominently displayed in a public area.

BENEFACTORS

Donors who make cumulative gifts totaling $x,xxx to $x,xxx are listed jointly as "Benefactors" on a permanent wall plaque which is prominently displayed in a public area of the library.

ROLL OF HONOR

Donors who make cumulative gifts of $xxx or more during a given year are listed jointly on a yearly "Roll of Honor" wall plaque which is prominently displayed in a public area until it is replaced by the subsequent year's plaque and removed to another location for long term display.

ALL THOSE IN WHOSE HONOR OR MEMORY

Gifts are made during a given calendar year are listed on yearly wall plaques which are prominently displayed in a public area until they are replaced by a subsequent year's plaques and removed to another location for long term display.