B&D Donor Recognition
Donor recognition display in a church worship space, with engraved name plates honoring the congregation's supporters.

Faith-Based Donor Recognition

Religious Recognition Displays

Sculptural pieces that honor generosity as part of your worship space — the Recognition Cross, the Resurrection, and the Dove of Hope. Each carries engraved name plates for donors, memorials, and milestones, and each is built to grow as your congregation gives.

Donor Recognition Crosses, Resurrection & Dove of Hope

A Donor Recognition Cross, Resurrection and Dove of Hope all serves as both a symbol of faith and a lasting tribute to those who make your mission possible. Designed to integrate seamlessly into your worship or gathering space, each piece can recognize donors, celebrate milestones, or honor loved ones through memorial inscriptions—creating a powerful and personal connection to faith, generosity, and remembrance.

Much like our donor trees, they're easy to order and just as easy to grow: each holds engraved name plates you add as new donors give, so your recognition display expands over time instead of being replaced. Choose the size that fits your space and campaign—the sizes for each piece are shown below.

  • Donor recognition cross with a golden tree design, its branches filled with engraved gold leaf name plates around a scripture plaque.

    Recognition Cross

    Available sizes

    • 100
    • 200
    • 300
    • 400
  • Resurrection donor display with a bronze figure of the risen Christ at the center, surrounded by radiating gold and blue engraved donor name plates.

    Resurrection

    Available sizes

    • 100
    • 200
    • 300
    • 400
  • Dove of Hope donor display shaped as a dove in flight, its wings formed from rows of engraved gold donor name plates.

    Dove of Hope

    Available sizes

    • 100
    • 200
    • 300

Not sure which piece fits your space?

We'll help you choose the right display and size for your worship space and campaign — and pair it with a church donor wall or donor tree if you'd like a coordinated recognition program.