Donate A Brick Campaign

For every virtual brick you donate we ll strive to make at least twelve bricks available to a family living in poverty.

Donate a brick campaign.

By purchasing a brick you ll create a long lasting impact on our new space and provide critical support to our community programs. The remaining 90 will be directed to the afsh. Maclay avenue san fernando ca 91340 818 898 1388. Our brick fundraising pledge.

For a donation of 150 your personalized brick engraved with 3 lines 15 characters per line will honor remember a special friend family member or loved one in a tangible way that also supports the charles county hospice house. Our donate a brick program provides individuals or businesses with an opportunity to purchase a brick which can be engraved with their name or can be dedicated in honor of or in memory of someone special. This is your way to support the southland charity hospital and our way to forever recognise the generosity of the people who have backed us. They can send up to.

Wording of your choice. Brick fundraising is a fundraising tactic where a non profit establishes a brick wall walkway or other tiled or bricked surface either indoors or outdoors and finds donors who are willing to donate a certain amount in return for being allowed to engrave one of the bricks with their personal name or message. Who should use this tactic. Purchase a brick and be a founding member of the chaldean community foundation s expanded headquarters.

Fundraising brick of hermann mo specializes in successful brick and tile campaigns using our patented laser engraving process. As owner of the assh office building the assh will retain 10 of all donations to the buy a brick campaign to contribute to ongoing building maintenance. When you look at our engraved bricks and pavers you ll notice how smooth and glossy the engraving is. Your donation to the buy a brick campaign may be directed to the afsh bucket of your choice research education outreach or scholarship fund.

These engraved bricks will be beautifully displayed as a piece of the entrance way to our new library building.