Recent Works of Recognition

December 4, 2009

A Donor Wall Designed to Match Museum’s Historic Architecture

The original capitol to the state of Iowa, Old Capitol went through a major renovation after a devastating fire. On display just inside the main entry is our donor recognition wall which …more

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November 23, 2009

Pointillism Treatment Adds an Artistic Feel to the Theatre’s Donor Wall

Focusing on a renovation for the 100 year old theatre, the board wanted to update the existing, hard to read donor recognition panels and they wanted to include past and present donors. …more

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October 29, 2009

Updating Annual Donors on Church’s One-of-a-Kind Donor Recognition Wall

After four years of planning and building John XXIII Catholic Church opened its doors in 2004. The church decided a donor wall was needed to celebrate the community’s effort, acknowledge all the …more

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October 13, 2009

Donor Recognition Wall Becomes a Lasting Reminder of Community Partnership

With global vision and innovative curriculum, Kirkwood is redefining the role of the community college in meeting the academic needs of the 21st century. Now more than ever, that vision is reaching …more

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October 5, 2009

Art Museum Updates Annual Donor Recognition Wall

When this distinguished museum needed to recognize their annual donors, they asked us to design a thoughtful, affordable donor recognition wall. Our task was to design, create and install a display that …more

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September 27, 2009

Palmer Lutheran Health Center Celebrates its Donor Wall

Three years ago, Palmer Lutheran Health Center initiated an $11 million expansion project to carry out it’s focus: “Patients First . . . Building a Legacy of Care.” On Sunday, September 27, …more

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September 25, 2009

Alliant Energy Incorporates A Recognition Display Into Its Newly Renovated Office

As their renovation neared completion, Alliant Energy wanted to recognize the Flood of ’08 at their Cedar Rapids Operations Plant. Located near the Cedar River, the building was devastated with 57.75 inches …more

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August 1, 2009

Recognition Plaque on Display at Kirkwood Facility

Sometimes the donations needing recognition aren’t monetary and don’t include a list of names. In these cases, we are still able to create relevant, touching tributes. The Flood of 2008 was devastating …more

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June 20, 2009

Roosevelt Hospital Honors & Celebrates New Born Babies on Their Donor Display Wall

The Smallest Things Donor Recognition Wall celebrates and honors those small miracles who come into the world at Roosevelt Hospital in Mahattan, NYC. The idea is to include Parents, grandparents, family and …more

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September 15, 2008

Mercy Medical Center Flood Marker and Plaque

Located more than 10 blocks outside the flood zone. Mercy Medical Center was shocked to see the flood waters of June 2008 enter the ground level of their hospital. While volunteers, Mercy …more