Posts tagged stewardship programs

Donor Recognition Displays Stay Current with Community Stories

The Phoebe Foundation has been providing opportunities to give in southwest Georgia for decades. In the mid-1990s, during a substantial facility expansion, the Foundation launched the six bay donor recognition display known as the Distinguished Leadership Gallery. The bays are on the first floor connector between the main lobby and the outpatient center, a path travelled by patients, family, visitors and staff at Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital. The displays are visible through the peaceful trees in the memorial plaza and on the second floor, elements of the Centennial Museum echo the design of the bays below.

Placemaking, Recognition, Sign Programs, Stewardship, StorytellingEmily HardyJune 22, 2021hospital design, stewardship programs, Centennial Celebrations, Phoebe Foundation, Culture of PhilanthropyComment

Flint RiverQuarium Environmental Education Center

The Flint RiverQuarium opened in 2004, with high expectations for the positive impact it would have on the redevelopment of the downtown Albany, Georgia business and entertainment district. Yet for over a decade, the FRQ has struggled to achieve financial self-sufficiency. Over time, it has become obvious that sustainable private philanthropy must be secured in order for the organization to survive.

Recognition, EngagementAnne Manner-McLartySeptember 29, 2015Philanthropy Center, strategic plan, stewardship programs, donor relations, Flint RiverQuariumComment

Outdoor Donor Recognition Done Right!

Having heard that The Children's Museum of the Upstate is a must-see destination for anyone interested in engaging and informative exhibit design, we called asking for a quick interview. We were awed by the museum and their talent for donor engagement, including the design of an impressive outdoor donor recognition display.

RecognitionAnne Manner-McLartyFebruary 14, 2014donor recognition, outdoor donor recognition, children's museum of the upstate, museum donor recognition, stewardship programsComment