Certificate frames

Donor Recognition - Japan

A testiment to our frame quality and our service is our long-standing relationship with the American Red Cross. We are proud to create custom donor recognition for the Red Cross to thank corporations and organizations who give to help others in need. The pieces are recieved with great fan-fair. They show employees that the business helps the community both nationally and internationally. And we hope our designs contribute to the feeling of good will.

Avoiding the Broken Glass Certificate Frame

Customers must trust our shipping methods to know they will receive a quality product.

Our glass breakage percent in shipment is extraordinarily low. Approximately 2% - 3% of our frames will break in shipment. Usually rough handling by our shipper of choice causes this: Fed-X ground. It happens but, rarely.

Testimonial

I ordered 5 frames from your company and they arrived so quickly I was honestly surprised to see what was in the box!  The frames are packaged perfectly - I opened each one individually to ensure there were no scratches or broken glass, and I found no problems at all.  Lastly, I placed a document in one of the frames to see what the end result would look like, and I was exceptionally impressed!

Your Customer Will Notice

It is a busy night at my favorite local restaurant. We are on a wait. I notice in the waiting area there is a wall of certificate frames promoting the business' latest success and employee praises. There are quality awards for sanitation, employee safety and the classic employee of the month award. There are community philanthropy plaques and softball team sponsorships. As a customer I love this wall of fame. My quality perception of my favorite restaurant goes up because I see a business that cares. And they care on many levels.

Corporate Training Certificate Programs

Do you ever wonder how many training recipients just put their certificate in a drawer? But, what if that certificate was modern with graphics that really expressed that achievement? What if it was a marketing piece that promoted your program and started office conversation about how that training was a benefit to advancing skill levels? What if it hung on the wall and did not end up in a file drawer?

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