What is a donor tree?
The donor tree is a recognition tool used to honor people who contribute to charity, initiative or other things. Participants receive individual sheets on the tree, which may include their names and information about the gift level depending on the format. Donor trees can be made of various materials including wood, metal and paper, depending on the type of project. Some should be intended as permanent public accessories to recognize people who contribute to their construction. People can fill in their own sheets with information or can be professionally painted, engraved or written. This form of public confirmation can refer to some donors and can increase the size of the posts. The presence of a public tree can cause interest from potential donors who may be curious and could participate as soon as the purpose is explained.
empty spaces on the donor tree treeThey can serve as a quiet reminder to contribute when people pass by. Different leaf colors can be used to distinguish between different levels of donation, which offers rapid visual references for the size of the contributions already received organizations. Some suggestions have space for the company's logos, allowing business donors to promote their charity activities. Donors who wish to remain anonymous can choose not to use leaves or ask to be marked anonymous.
Numer organizations use donors to offer or expand public services. Growing and driving donors is an important part of the donation program. Public recognitions, such as plaques, donor trees and similar tools, are particularly appreciated by donors who want a significant public expression of recognition. They can also stimulate competition; For example, with a community or organization, it can follow the performance of the donor tree, which could encourage slow donors to join the financial campaign.
metal withThings designed for permanent installations and honor of large donors can have leaves made of metal, glass or other materials. It is usually engraved by a company specializing in this service. For short -term campaigns, the paper or tree of donor cardboard with leaves that people fill can be effective. This is more suitable for small gifts, because people who donate large amounts of money usually expect more significant recognition.