Donor walls, also called donor recognition walls, are a distinctive and important way to honor kind donors and contributors. Donor walls come in a variety of varieties, each with their own benefits and drawbacks. Acrylic name blocks, engraved plaques, and tile murals are a few common styles of donor walls.

Tile murals provide a cost-effective and customizable option for donor walls. They are easy to maintain and can be swapped out if damaged. However, professional installation is required, and there can be long wait times for delivery.

The high-end design options and long-lasting clarity offered by engraved plaques make it possible to elegantly display detailed names, logos, or text-based information. They are, however, more expensive, and their production may necessitate sending them offsite.

Acrylic name blocks are simple to install and provide good visibility and durability without requiring expensive engraving. But they aren’t very customizable and only show names or logos. No matter what kind of donor wall you choose in the end, remember that the most important thing is to choose something meaningful that does a good job of thanking your organization’s generous donors.

Next up, we will discuss photo printing and canvas printing options for creating your donor wall.

• Donor walls from RecognitionArt can hold up to 500 records for small businesses and up to 5000 records for larger organizations.
• RecognitionArt’s donor walls are customizable and come in a variety of sizes and finishes giving organizations almost unlimited options.
• All components of the RecognitionArt donor wall systems are made from highly durable materials, including powder coated aluminum and steel, ensuring a long-term solution with minimal maintenance.