Saying “thank you” is a beautiful thing, and expressing gratitude to patrons who make building projects possible is a crucial and sometimes complex task for institutions on the receiving end of their gifts.
Donor Recognition?
Donor Recognition Articles
K-State Donor Recognition Double Header
What’s better than designing a donor recognition system for your alma mater? Designing two, of course! Michael Courtney and his team at Michael Courtney Design (Seattle) did just that, developing one for the Berney Family Welcome Center and one for The College of Architecture, Planning & Design at Kansas State University.
 Amri Studio Helps Dayton Children’s Donor Wall Take Flight |
 A Rewarding Hospital Donor Wall Expansion in Monterey |
Thoughts and Opinions
Two Twelve Donor Signage Goes Viral
It’s not every day that signage goes viral. But thanks to an Instameet, organized by Simply Social Media New Mexico and the Santa Fe Opera, Two Twelve recently found its signage at the center of a hashtag hurricane.
Explore SEGD Award Winners
 "Start an Evolution" Donor Recognition |
 The Strand, American Conservatory Theater (A.C.T.) |
 Franklin Institute Donor Recognition |
 Innovation Plaza |
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SEGD Donor Recognition Podcasts
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Donor Recognition News
Mirtec Launching NFC Accessibility Tags
By simply scanning a Smartphone over the NFC Tag, information is transferred instantly and securely. The NFC chip contains a magnetic induction circuit so it does not require charging, electricity, cable signals or any form of infrastructure.
National Arts Centre's Sesquicentennial Expansion
The National Arts Centre has been a cultural destination in the heart of Ottawa for the past half-century. The NAC was originally built for the 1967 Centennial celebrations and is a stunning showcase of brutalist architecture in Canada with its geometric structure and minimal windows. To celebrate Canada's 150th anniversary, the NAC began the transformation of their space to make it more accessible to the general public and received the largest government investment for cultural infrastructure.
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