Project: Lobby Sign
Location: Shoreline, WA
Client: Vision House
Vision House was in need of a wall display to recognize all of the people who had made a donation to their social service agency. We at RainMaker Signs helped them with their donor recognition, resulting in a beautiful
donor recognition wall display.
Looking to the picture above, you can see that in the wall is an uplifting picture to bring a positive vibe to the recognition, to almost show how the donations have helped out. On the blue backing are the names of all of the generous people. Looking to the picture below you can see that there are more uplifting photos trying to reinforce the positivity.
Founded in 1990 by Susan and John Camerer, Vision House has helped nearly 1,000 homeless women, children, and men receive housing and support services. Since the opening of the Shoreline location, Vision House now operates five transitional housing facilities in the greater Seattle Area.
When Susan Camerer contacted us at RainMaker Signs, she already had a style in mind. She had selected a style that worked well with architecture of the new facilities. There were also other architectural obstacles. Near the front entrance there were fire safety placements that had to be kept in mind. This made the layout of the signage a little challenging, but proper planning and an early site visit ensured a smooth installation process.
Donor wall displays can have many benefits. They acknowledge the contributions of those who have donated and they can really compliment the architecture if planned properly. It also inspires others to donate to a just cause. We at RainMaker Signs have many options when it comes to materials to use for your signage. Our design team can work with you to create a design, create and install a sign that really inspires at attracts attention.
Interested in a donor wall display or still have questions? Give us at RainMaker Signs a call at 855-806-7446 or 425-861-7446 or email us at
answers@RainMakerSigns.com.
Written by: RainMaker Signs- Bellevue, WA
Project: Lobby Sign
Location: Shoreline, WA
Client: Vision House
Vision House was in need of a wall display to recognize all of the people who had made a donation to their social service agency. We at RainMaker Signs helped them with their donor recognition, resulting in a beautiful donor recognition wall display.
Looking to the picture above, you can see that in the wall is an uplifting picture to bring a positive vibe to the recognition, to almost show how the donations have helped out. On the blue backing are the names of all of the generous people. Looking to the picture below you can see that there are more uplifting photos trying to reinforce the positivity.
Founded in 1990 by Susan and John Camerer, Vision House has helped nearly 1,000 homeless women, children, and men receive housing and support services. Since the opening of the Shoreline location, Vision House now operates five transitional housing facilities in the greater Seattle Area.
When Susan Camerer contacted us at RainMaker Signs, she already had a style in mind. She had selected a style that worked well with architecture of the new facilities. There were also other architectural obstacles. Near the front entrance there were fire safety placements that had to be kept in mind. This made the layout of the signage a little challenging, but proper planning and an early site visit ensured a smooth installation process.
Donor wall displays can have many benefits. They acknowledge the contributions of those who have donated and they can really compliment the architecture if planned properly. It also inspires others to donate to a just cause. We at RainMaker Signs have many options when it comes to materials to use for your signage. Our design team can work with you to create a design, create and install a sign that really inspires at attracts attention.
Interested in a donor wall display or still have questions? Give us at RainMaker Signs a call at 855-806-7446 or 425-861-7446 or email us at answers@RainMakerSigns.com.
Written by: RainMaker Signs- Bellevue, WA
