The Donor Wall that Keeps on Giving

A donor recognition project we created 15 years ago forms a great illustration of the potential for donor recognition to function as an investment. It continues to inspire additional contributions to this day. In 2000, Capital University in Columbus, Ohio, was building a new athletics facility – the Capital Center. We were commissioned to design […]

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Donor Wall Helps Hospital Exceed $16 Million Fundraising Goal

Doylestown Hospital began raising funds to build a state of the art emergency room. They attribute much of their success to Karen Singer Tileworks and the donor recognition that was created. At the gala to unveil the mural an additional $500,000 was raised over their goal of $16 million, for a grand total of $18.5 million! […]

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Our Largest Donor Wall Yet – Our Lady of Good Counsel High School

Our largest project ever was dedicated on May 14th, 2016! “In Harmony, Small Things Grow”,  a 60 foot long ceramic mural forms the grand entry to the new Performing Arts Center at Our Lady of Good Counsel High School in Olney, Maryland. Good Counsel came to us in 2012 before the silent phase of their campaign. Our […]

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University at Buffalo School of Management

Donor Wall

GOAL: $14 million RAISED: $16 million The Client: University at Buffalo School of Management, Buffalo, NY The Challenge: Create an inspiring work of art that • showcases the school’s strengths, • incorporates inspiring quotes as well as names, • compels attention and creates a focal point in the new Commons area • puts the idea […]

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University of Pennsylvania, School of Social Policy & Practice

The Client: University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy & Practice, Philadelphia, PA The Challenge: Create a “motivational wall” that encourages donors to increase their gift. Combine aspects of the School’s Centennial with biggest Capital Campaign in Penn’s history. The wall needs to function as an incentive for first time donors as well as visibility for […]

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