Recognition that can build a path, plaza or memorial
Engraved bricks and stones give each donor, family or honoree an individual place within a larger project. They work well for fundraisers, memorial gardens, entrances and community spaces.
A practical program for one brick or a full campaign
Global’s existing program uses solid clay bricks that are sandblasted and filled for contrast. Multiple sizes and colors can support anything from a personal piece to a coordinated donor installation.
Where brick recognition works well
Plan the message format and installation pattern early so every individual brick contributes to a clear whole.
Fundraising campaigns
Offer donors a lasting place in a school, church, nonprofit or community project.
Memorial walkways
Bring names and short messages together in a setting designed for remembrance.
Entrances & plazas
Use engraved pieces to add history, identity or supporter recognition to a shared space.
Personal gifts
Create an individual brick or stone for a home, garden, patio or meaningful location.
Engraved bricks & stones questions
Is there a minimum order?
Is there a minimum order?
The existing program supports projects ranging from a single brick to larger campaigns. Confirm current program details with the team.
What material and process are used?
What material and process are used?
The current program uses solid clay bricks that are sandblasted and filled with black Lithochrome for contrast.
Can Global help with a fundraiser?
Can Global help with a fundraiser?
Yes. Ask about the brick fundraising guide and sample forms when planning the campaign.
How should we manage donor wording?
How should we manage donor wording?
Set clear line and character rules, collect names through one form and require donor approval before the final production list is submitted.