Abundant Waters
Teaneck Mikvah
Teaneck NJ

20 glass columns have donor inscriptions printed on the backs in brown ink. The glass floats 1/2” from the wall using oxidized brass button rosettes. 3/16” thick oxidized brass bars on different elevations create a wave design. Individual 3/16” oxidized brass English and Hebrew letters title the wall.

The Tent
Ohel Children's Home & Family Services
Brooklyn, NY

White Sintra tents frame mica plates in different sizes and colors, recognizing 6 donor levels. Frames for changeable pictures and 2 plasma screens for video displays highlight the wall.

colored squares
Hebrew Institute of Riverdale
Riverdale NY

3/8" glass plaques with polished aris edges are mounted directly to the wall on various elevations. Aluminum rosettes cover the mounting hardware. Silver text and colors are printed on the backs of the glass. Aluminum letters title this modern donor wall.

Builders of Tzedakah
Daughters of Israel
West Orange, NJ

A mahogany background highlights the engraved Jerusalem stone plates. 2 contemporary wood stars and 3 glass mosaic pieces are accented with rough Jerusalem stone strips. Cast bronze heads are mounted to the largest donor plates. Glass mosaic strips top the next level of recognition. The design is titled with individual satin brass letters.

Graphic Star
Orangetown Jewish Center
Orangeburg, NY

Custom designed 76" x 85" - 50th Anniversary Donor Wall. Donor names are screened in gold and black ink to 3/8" frosted Plexiglas plates. A Plexiglas Jewish Star has a graphic image applied to the back. The multi-elevational wood backgrounds are mahogany and cherry veneer. Satin Brass accent bars flank the wood.

Steadfast Spirit
Mikvah Association of Englewood
Englewood, NJ

This modern recognition wall utilizes acrylic plates with donor inscriptions printed on the faces and colors printed on the backs. The plates are mounted on multi-elevations to satin aluminum backgrounds. The curved center aluminum panel has a printed psalm.

Holiday Donors
Magen Abraham
West Long Branch

Donor names are screened on Plexiglas plates on this magnificent recognition wall. The title plates with black copy are satin brass, the background is Amber Fusion. Roped mahogany columns with brass accents frame the unit. Individual satin brass letters title the wall. The overall size is approximately 5' x 8'.

Digital Interactive
Highland Park Jewish Center
Highland Park NJ

42" interactive LCD screen with touch screen capacity to search for a particular name, photograph, bio or list of all Holocaust victims. 200 names are printed in brown ink on 3/4" thick marble Jerusalem Gold columns. 7" Individual satin brass Hebrew and English letters title the wall.

Seven Days of Creation
Ohev Shalom Orlando
Orlando

Multi-elevational glass donor wall with glass mosaic accents of the Seven Days of Creation. Individual satin aluminum letters title the wall. Approximate size of this donor recognition wall is 83" x 122”.

Fused Glass
Temple Beth Ahm Yisrael
Springfield NJ

Curved Oak board has glass plaques with blue screened copy mounted with 4 button rosettes. 4" Individual fused glass letters float off the board and fused glass accent pieces are mounted to brass.

Westchester
Temple Beth EL
Northern Westchester

3 – 64” x 28 1/2" x 3/8” glass columns with polished aris edges have inscriptions sprinted on the backs in black ink. Individual black aluminum letters title the wall.

Light box
Magen David School
Brooklyn

Images are printed on wallpaper; photographs are printed on the backs of acrylic columns. Stained glass Ten Commandments are mounted in a back lit light box. Satin brass letters and numbers are disbursed through this beautiful recognition design.

Glass letters
Beth El Syn
New Rochelle

2 Individual 2” blue, fused glass letters title the design of this recognition display.

Jerusalem
Young Israel of Woodmere
Woodmere, NY

Sculptured cast bronze Jerusalem scenes are placed within a wall of multi-sized Corian® donor stones.

Puzzle
Temple Emanu-el
Cloister, NJ

A variety of sizes of magnificent Jerusalem stone make up the pattern for this interlocking donor recognition wall. Font and plaque size differentiate the recognition levels.