• Bricks are sold individually engraved with names, dates, even hand drawings for fundraising.Bricks image by Towards Ithaca from Fotolia.com
  
  Signature Engraving offers many styles and types of bricks and pavers for various fundraising projects. According to Signature Engravers, engraved name bricks provide successful opportunities for organizations to raise money. Fundraising events are coordinated with relative ease, and participants who purchase a brick have a permanent record of their donation.
  
  

School Fundraisers: Alumni

• If your school has an alumni organization, Signature Engravers can be a choice to consider. Create an alumni wall, asking past students to purchase a brick with their name and years they attended. Use the bricks on an alumni wall, walkways at the school, or at an entrance way. Money raised can be used for scholarships, class reunions or whatever the organizations needs are.
  
  

School Fundraisers: Parent Teacher Organizations

• Parent teacher groups are frequently looking for new ways to earn money for school needs. Signature Engravers has one particular product that kids and families would enjoy taking part in. Individual pavers designed with hand drawn images are a fun way to get children involved and leave a lasting mark with a fundraising project. Pavers can be used to line a playground area, border an existing paved area or mounted on a special wall at the school.
  
  

Town or City Revitalization Organizations

• Revitalizing downtown areas in a town or city can be costly to city budgets. Many communities have organized revitalization boards or business partners to enhance and attract local business areas. By organizing a brick or paver fundraising event, community and business members can take part by purchasing a brick to be placed along town or city sidewalks. This will not only raise profits for projects, but also beautify the sidewalk areas. Town families can be memorialized for decades to come and their generosity publicized.
  
  

Veterans Groups

• Many of you in veteran's groups look for ways to fund veteran memorials for local fallen heroes or simply commemorate those locals whom have served. Bricks can be sold with the name of individual soldiers and installed as a memorial in a local park, as a walkway leading to a larger memorial, or created into a memorial wall. Hold the event as a lead up to either Memorial Day or the Fourth of July.
  
  

Zoos and Museum Fundraising

• Many zoos and museums are nonprofit entities and depend on endowments and donations. Signature Engraver bricks might be a consideration for raising funds from sponsors. You can acknowledge patrons with signature bricks, perhaps even have various levels of giving honored with different size or style bricks. Place bricks in an entrance way area. You can differentiate donors by "clubs": $250 donor bricks placed in one section, $500 donor bricks in another section closest to the entrance, and so on.