Canadian Museum of Human Rights: Museum Donor Recognition Case Study

Museum Donor Recognition Program

This museum donor recognition program presented more challenges than any other project we’ve encountered. The iconic architecture, unique interior materials, and the need to maintain sensitivity to the exhibit contents made it an especially complex undertaking.

Our role included design, planning, and coordination with a local fabricator to ensure everything met the museum’s high standards.

As with all our projects, we began with a Concept Design Drawing—provided at no cost. We also supplied:

  • Material samples

  • Comprehensive cost estimates

  • A detailed update plan for future name additions

  • A step-by-step process with a clearly defined schedule

Every donor recognition program we create is custom-tailored to meet your unique needs and to harmonize with your space and mission.

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