Roper St. Francis Women's and Children's Center

Heurista was asked to design and implement donor recognition for the Roper St. Francis Women’s and Children’s Center with the goal of designing a beautiful piece of artwork to complement the renovations to the space. The display uses ceramic sculptural elements and facilitates additions to the display as new gifts are received.

Recognition, StewardshipAnne Manner-McLartyMay 31, 2023donor recognition, donor wall, collaboration, artComment

Food as Medicine: Donors support a new approach at Grady Health System

In what was an unused space in the parking deck outside the main entrance to Grady Memorial Hospital in downtown Atlanta, there is now a bright and welcoming spot to get a nutritious meal. The Jesse Hill Market opened in 2020 as a partnership between the Grady Health System, Open Hand Atlanta and the Atlanta Community Food Bank.

Recognition, StorytellingAnne Manner-McLartyJanuary 27, 2021donor wall, donor recognitionComment

Naming Opportunity Strategy

Naming opportunities are a familiar tool for securing and recognizing major gifts. This practice is now used by all types fundraising organizations and can address both physical spaces, like a building or office, or a concept, like a center or a faculty position.

Recognition, StorytellingAnne Manner-McLartyNovember 16, 2016donor recognition, donor wall, donor relations, Greenville Health SystemComment

Bok Tower Gardens: Campaign Recognition

Bok Tower Gardens is a historic landmark. The singing carillon tower and surrounding gardens were a gift from founder and philanthropist Edward W. Bok. Designed by architect Milton B. Medary, the tower features the finest design and craftsmanship of the period, including stonework by Lee Lawrie, tiles by J.H. Dulles Allen and metalwork by Samuel Yellin. The 60-bell carillon is one of the finest in the world. The gardens were designed by the renowned landscape architect Frank Law Olmstead, Jr.

RecognitionAnne Manner-McLartyOctober 26, 2016Campaign Recognition, donor recognition, donor wallComment

Donor Wall in New College of Charleston kosher and vegetarian dining hall

The Sylvia Vlosky Yaschik Jewish Studies Center at the College of Charleston has expanded its facilities and is including an innovative new concept, a kosher/vegetarian dining hall. Notably, the new facility will be open to students, faculty, staff and the community, thereby providing greater connections between the college community and downtown Charleston, South Carolina.

RecognitionAnne Manner-McLartyFebruary 17, 2016donor recognition, donor wall, College of CharlestonComment

Art Commission: Mission Hospital Centralized Donor Recognition Display

The tile framing the donor recognition components is the work of ceramicist and public artist, Alex Irvine. It was commissioned for this display and features the dogwood and cross icons long associated with the Mission brand. Heurista led the concept development, design, coordination and installation of this donor recognition display and continues to work with the Mission Foundation in developing new content for the interactive media.