Balloons
Emergency Children’s Help Organization
Staten Island, NY

4 sizes of metallic acrylic balloons, recognizing multiple donor levels, are mounted to clear acrylic clusters. The figures are brass laminated to acrylic. Metal and acrylic doves “fly” through the design. Individual 3” satin brass letters and the painted brass logo title the wall.

Foundation
Crohn's & Colitis Foundation
New York, NY

Clear acrylic back panels accommodate 1- white acrylic title plaque, 3- acrylic plaques with aluminum backers and 87- various-sized acrylic plaques painted four shades of blue.

Glass Rose
Sid Jacobson JCC
East Hill, NY

The Yellow Rose Society donor recognition wall is a stunning installation with fused glass individual letters and a yellow rose. Donor names are updated on replaceable acetates sandwiched between clear acrylic and translucent decorative acrylic back panels.

Sand and Sea
Temple Beth Sholom
Miami Beach, Florida

A 45 ½” x 95 ½” acrylic panel with individual acrylic shapes with painted colors and engraved black inscriptions anchors the design. The centerpiece is framed by 172 - 3”x 5 ½” vibrant orange acrylic plaques with engraved black inscriptions, mounted to acrylic back panels—a 20”x 95 ½” acrylic plaque with engraved blue copy titles the wall.

Faculty Honor Wall
Stony Brook University
Stony Brook, NY

Honorees are listed on this recognition wall on acrylic plaques mounted to a 15’ x 26’ bamboo paneled background. Notable quotes are printed directly on the bamboo. Cast bronze plaques with sculptured heads recognize outstanding individuals. Metal letters and the logo title the display.

Cable and Glass
Mt. St. Mary's Hospital
Lewiston, NY

Glass and aluminum plaques are suspended from steel cables attached to the floor and ceiling. The title inscription is printed on glass. This unique donor recognition wall is designed for future growth.

Glass Wave
Young Israel of Woodmere
Woodmere, NY

Etched glass plaques in varying sizes represent multiple donor levels. They float on a curved paneled wall creating a unique recognition display.

Curves
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital
Hamilton, NJ

This hospital capital campaign donor wall flows on Plexiglass panels with curved mahogany borders. Donors are listed with black text on the curving panels.

Interactive 4 Sided Donor Recognition Pillar
Carroll Hospital
Westminster, MD

This interactive donor recognition wall is a pillar featuring a 42” touch screen with information about the hospital’s fundraising and recognition programs. The LCD is set into a framed maple and blue decatone background. The 3 other sides of the pillar accommodate a mission statement, award winners, a changeable marketing graphic and a list of Founder Circle members, which is easily updatable. Sepia images of the hospital’s history are laminated behind Plexiglas.

Endowments
Fox Chase Cancer Center
Philadelphia, PA

The Endowments donor wall was installed in the main campus of the Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia, PA. This magnificent wall is 8’ x 17’ with printed glass panels floating above shaped mahogany backgrounds. Updateable donors are printed on acrylic mounted to Aurora Corian columns. Title letters are mounted to a shaped maple head plate.

Wall of Inspiration
Monmouth Medical Center
Long Branch, NJ

Three different-sized acrylic plaques on multi-elevational risers have quotes and donor names printed in multiple colors. 2” individual painted aluminum letters on risers accent the wall. 2” individual aluminum letters title the design.

NIH
Foundation for the National Institute of Health
Bethesda, MD

A 42” interactive screen is mounted on 40” x 66” x ¾” acrylic with graphics printed on the face. 3- 30” x 15 ¾” clear changeable acetates with black print are sandwiched between ¼” clear and frosted acrylic. The panels float above a 40” x 74” x ¾” gray painted acrylic background. Aluminum rosettes cover the mounting hardware.

Second Century Campaign
The Jewish Home Foundation
Rockleigh, NJ

Printed acrylic plates, recognizing various donor levels, are mounted on multiple elevations to frosted acrylic backgrounds. Aluminum rosettes cover the mounting hardware. The logo and rectangular accent pieces are fused glass mounted to an acrylic background. The bottom swoosh is aluminum and fused glass. Satin aluminum letters title the wall.

Interactive Train
Jawonio School
New City NY

This interactive digital display donor recognition wall for a school is engaging with a brightly colored acrylic train with moveable beads, wheels, doors and a whistle. Plates are clear Plexiglas with yellow text. The 23" digital screen monitor is mounted in the engine.

One Meal At A Time
Filling in the Blanks
Norwalk, CT

256- 2 ½” x 8” x ¼” acrylic plates have text and colors printed on the backs. The plates are mounted on multiple elevations. The background is 3 pieces of 71” x 47 ½” satin aluminum laminated to 3/8” acrylic panels. The logo and title are printed on the background. A 14” x 9 ½” x ¼” acrylic legend plaque with printed graphics floats from the wall.