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About Donorsigns

You’ll be in good hands with our experienced creative team

A woman in a green jacket and blue jeans is looking at a historical display board about the Wright Leppien Opera House Block, which contains historical photos and text, mounted on a wall inside a building.

Saying thank you is important

At DonorSigns, we understand this and are here to help

As a specialized donor recognition firm, we excel in planning and designing high-quality donor walls and plaques programs tailored to your needs.

What sets us apart is our dedication to being both a strategic and creative partner. Since 2003, we’ve been empowering nonprofits across North America to honor their supporters, attract new donors, and advance their missions. Our expertise in donor recognition allows us to offer a comprehensive approach, handling every step of the process—from planning and designing to building and installing recognition systems that are both artistic and enduring.

We’ve streamlined our approach to ensure that working with us is smooth and enjoyable, delivering exceptional results that celebrate philanthropic generosity and elevate your organization’s mission.

Meet the Team

  • Man wearing a black beanie and glasses holding a large fish on a boat with water and cityscape in the background.

    Brian, Creative Director

    “As a type nerd I am passionate when it comes to designing and organizing typography whether as text or image to visually communicate ‘message’. Specific to Environmental Graphic Design and Wayfinding and Signage Programs, we are designing systems involving large amounts of visual information in an intended environment whether large or small—be still my beating heart.”

  • A woman with long wavy hair wearing sunglasses, a beige cap, and a black jacket smiles while standing near pink flowering bush on a sidewalk with bicycles and storefronts in the background.

    Mickinze, Fabricator

    “Working in fabrication allows me to build meaningful donor recognition pieces that honor and inspire, bringing our clients’ visions to life.”

  • A middle-aged man with short gray hair and a beard, looking at the camera with a serious expression, wearing a black jacket over a dark shirt, against a blurred gray background.

    Mark, Senior Designer 

    “I enjoy the puzzle solving and collaboration aspects of our job. Each person brings a unique history, perspective, and skillset to the table. Every project is better when we work together to find the best solution.”

  • Eirik

    Eirik, Digital Specialist 

    “Just like carving through fresh powder demands precision and vision, at Norvision we craft interactive digital signage that guides your customers effortlessly—turning complex environments into seamless experiences. Let's elevate your brand's journey together.”

  • Lindsey

    Lindsey, Fabricator

    "Fabrication let's me build with a purpose, problem solve, and create solutions that truly serve the people who rely on our work."

  • Alex

    Alex,  Digital Specialist

    “As a veteran, I know discipline and strategy win the day, just as Norvision's expert strategy ensures your digital displays run flawlessly 24/7, boosting satisfaction in healthcare and beyond. Proud to serve your vision with the same commitment.”

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    Stephanie, Account Advisor

    “For me, donor recognition is meaningful because it celebrates people in a way that strengthens community. On the account side, I enjoy being the partner clients can rely on to navigate details and keep everything moving forward.”

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    Eric, CFO I Project Manager

    “I like project management because it’s where ideas become reality. It’s rewarding to take a complex process and make it smooth and stress-free.”

  • An older man with glasses, a beard, and short gray hair, wearing a light khaki short-sleeve shirt and a backpack, standing outdoors near a rocky stream with moss-covered rocks and a small waterfall.

    Richard, Founder & Principal Designer

    “Don’t give them what they want—give them what they never thought possible.”

  • A man standing next to a vintage Doctor Who-themed pinball machine in a room with beige tiled flooring and cream-colored wall. The man is wearing a black Aston Martin hoodie and jeans.

    Jerry, Programmer

    “Pinball taught me that the right tech can create endless engagement, much like our modular digital signage systems at Norvision, which integrate seamlessly to light up metrics, promotions, and interactive content.”

  • A man smiling with a dog nuzzling his face inside a car.

    Scott, Account Advisor

    “This role is the perfect outlet for my years of nonprofit development experience, which helps me build rapport quickly with clients and fully appreciate their donor recognition goals.”

  • A young woman with blonde hair, wearing sunglasses, an orange sweater, and light blue jeans, sitting on the grass outdoors on a sunny day.

    Shawnah, Fabrication Manager 

    “Creating donor recognition gives me the opportunity to be creative while enriching other’s lives and organizations.”