The context
A donor’s relationship with an institution continues after the gift. Recognition should connect the person, the place, and the purpose of the support.
Turning gratitude into a place
Donor-wall installation, named spaces, and recognition that becomes part of the campus experience.
Clayton’s role
Major gifts and donor relations; donor recognition and campaign stewardship with school leadership and design, fabrication, and installation partners.
Donor recognitionStewardshipProduction coordinationEnvironmental communications
The work
These original portfolio photographs document both finished recognition and the installation process. Examples include the green dimensional donor wall, gallery naming, a named stage, and theater recognition.
What it shows
The archive preserves tangible examples of donor stewardship carried into the built environment. Design, fabrication, and installation were collaborative work; the photographs are not claims of sole authorship.
Portfolio source: Original Donor Recognition gallery; Greenhill FY2017 advancement report.
Institutional work is shown in the context of Clayton’s role and collaborations. Original organizations, contributors, photographers, designers, and production partners retain their respective credits and rights.
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