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Digital
signage provides a wealth of opportunities for non-profit
organizations to communicate information, market capital
campaigns and recognize contributors and supporters in a
dynamic, memorable way.
Well known for its superior attraction capabilities, self-cycling
digital signage features a multimedia presentation that
runs in its own loop, presenting one or more messages simultaneously,
depending on how the presentation is designed. There are
several advantages to digital signage that make it a viable
alternative to interactive multimedia.
First, because the presentation is not interactive, the
display screen can be suspended from a ceiling or other
out of the way location. Second, multiple panels showing
several presentations simultaneously enable visitors to
gather more information at once, ranging from news headlines
and weather to an events calendar, capital campaign message
or corporate sponsorship video.
And, of course, with our simple Internet-based Content
Management system, messages can be changed and updated quickly
and easily.
The Dr. H. Bliss Murphy Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation
in St. John's, Newfoundland, chose a digital multimedia
presentation (shown above) to promote its services and programs,
highlight staff leaders and encourage giving and volunteerism,
in an entertaining and informative format.
“All
of our staff, donors, volunteers and particularly
our corporate sponsors, have been very impressed.
It's very easy to update events, change donor names,
highlight donors, volunteers and corporate sponsors"
- Brenda Lockyer, Executive Director
- Dr. H. Bliss Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation |
Glens
Falls Hospital Foundation in Glens Falls, NY, implemented
a digital multimedia presentation on a 42" plasma display
to promote a $17 million capital campaign.
The use of video, audio, text and animation helped Glens
Falls achieve their campaign goals and build a new hospital.
Glens Falls now has a a new message, which is part of a
completely redesigned multimedia presentation - and achieving
the same level of awareness, commitment and excitement as
the original.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York integrated
a large format 40" LCD display into a custom designed
enclosure to maximize the impact of its message to faculty,
students and
staff.
Several display panels simultaneously honor alumni and
contributors, motivate capital campaign support, and showcase
the Institute's history. The display also incorporates an
audio component which features a sensor that adjusts volume
based on the surrounding ambient sound level.
As one of western Canada's largest and oldest critical
care hospitals and research centers, "St. B" has
an important message to share.
Using a large format 42" plasma display the Foundation
profiles hospital and community leaders, promotes upcoming
events, and recognizes contributors. And, because the Hospital
serves a large bilingual population, The Foundation can
display the presentation in both French and English.
For more examples of PlannedLegacy
digital
signage please visit our portfolio
page. For additional
information and to discover how PlannedLegacy
donor walls and recognition displays can help your
organization, please contact us using the information below.
Let PlannedLegacy help you bring
your donor recognition program to life!
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