Core Features
Display donor recognition in a structured, tiered grid layout
Configure display
Divide the screen into up to three vertical sections, each with its own title and timing settings.
Group donors by giving level
Automatically assign and rotate donors within sections based on donation thresholds and tiers.
Match brand identity
Apply your logo, color theme, and default donor image for a consistent and recognizable brand look.
Use cases
Display a clear donor wall across multiple giving levels
Common use cases
Use the Donor Recognition: Classic app when organizations want a clear, consistent way to acknowledge many donors without visual complexity or frequent design changes.
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Lobby donor walls in nonprofit and YMCA facilities
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Recognition screens in wellness centers or community halls
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Campaign-based donor recognition with defined giving tiers
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Long-term acknowledgment of annual or ongoing support
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Screens where clarity and balance matter more than motion or storytelling
FAQs
Recognizing donors clearly and consistently on screens
Practical answers about how donors are displayed on screens, how tiers work, and how the layout can be customized.
Donor information can be added manually through the Screen Pulse interface, uploaded using a CSV file template, or synchronized with external systems such as your CRM or fundraising platform. CSV uploads are managed centrally in Screen Pulse and can be reused across all Donor Recognition apps. When connected through an integration, donor data syncs automatically.
Donors are shown in a structured grid layout and rotated automatically within their assigned sections.
Yes. You can configure donation thresholds so donors appear in different sections based on contribution amount.
The screen can be divided into up to three vertical sections, each with its own title and timing.
Yes. You can add custom section titles, footer text, your logo, and a color theme to match your organization.
A default donor image can be displayed when no donor-specific media is available.
Yes. For best results, the layout is designed for 16:9 screens, including HD, Full HD, and 4K displays.
