Capital Campaign Projects

Trillion creates engaging capital campaign branding and marketing materials for not-for-profits that inspire giving.
Capital Campaign Design Examples:

Capital Campaign Brochure Design Quote Pattern
The Challenge: Branding a Major Capital CampaignEntering the public phase of a $20 million capital campaign calls for a visual identity distinct enough to carry the effort across every touchpoint. The campaign also needed a full set of solicitation materials a development team could put to work right away.Congregation Rodeph Sholom is a New York City synagogue that entered the public phase of its L'Dor V'Dor capital campaign, with funds going toward renovating its building, creating an accessibility fund, and building an endowment.The Solution: A Distinct Identity and Solicitation ToolkitTrillion developed a visual identity built on a tree of life watercolor illustration, a monochromatic blue palette, deckled edges, and captivating photography. Trillion then translated that identity into a suite of materials including a die cut campaign brochure with an interior pocket, a series of customized inserts, a stand-alone campaign website, a campaign progress thermometer, and a toolbox of images, visual assets, and logos for the in-house marketing team.
Congregation Rodeph Sholom Capital Campaign BrandingBrochure, Capital Campaign, Website
Case for Support Cover Design
The Challenge: A Case for Support That Moves DonorsA capital campaign to combine and renovate two adjacent buildings needs a case for support that makes the vision tangible for prospective donors. The brochure had to communicate both the significance of the project and the construction ahead.Brooklyn Heights Synagogue launched its New Heights capital campaign to combine and renovate two adjacent buildings.The Solution: A Pocket Folder Brochure With InsertsWorking in conjunction with Heller Fundraising, Trillion developed a distinct visual identity for the New Heights campaign. Trillion designed a brochure with a pocket folder and corresponding inserts that inform prospective constituents about the campaign's significance. The pocket folder brochure incorporates architectural elements to showcase the construction process, lifelike renderings, and newly photographed imagery at the synagogue.
Brooklyn Heights Synagogue Case for Support BrochureBrochure, Capital Campaign
Case for Support Brochure Cover
Making a New Facility Feel Real to DonorsAfter outgrowing several aging buildings, the center had the land for a new home but still had to convince supporters to fund it. The capital campaign needed printed materials that could make an unbuilt facility feel tangible and worth backing.Ossining Children's Center has provided high-quality early childhood care and learning to the Ossining, NY community for more than 120 years, and recently secured donated land overlooking the Hudson River to build a new, consolidated facility.Designing the Case for SupportWorking with Heller Fundraising, Trillion designed a case for support led by a custom die-cut cover showing a student gazing from the center's window toward the new riverfront view. Inside, a multi-page spread presented architectural renderings alongside customizable inserts for detailed financials and key supporters. Trillion also art directed a photoshoot capturing children of all ages and their caretakers.
Ossining Children’s Center Case for SupportBrochure, Capital Campaign
Capital Campaign Brochure Design Cover
The Challenge: Justifying a Major ExpansionSteady growth can push an organization to expand its physical footprint, and that case has to be made clearly to the community. A $16 million capital campaign needed materials that explained the need and inspired support.Temple Rodef Shalom is the largest Reform Jewish congregation in Virginia, serving more than 1,600 households and growing.The Solution: A Brochure Plus End-to-End ProductionWorking in partnership with Heller Fundraising Group, Trillion helped Temple Rodef Shalom visualize a compelling capital campaign brochure and inserts that incorporated community photography, architectural renderings, and infographics to educate the community on why the $16 million campaign was needed. Trillion also managed the production, printing, and mailing of the materials from start to finish.
Temple Rodef Shalom Capital Campaign Brochure DesignBrochure, Capital Campaign, Print Mailing Design
Brochure design for a dog rescue not for profit capital campaign, interior spread.
The Challenge: Funding a New FacilityBuilding a dedicated facility takes a campaign identity and a brochure that make the case compelling enough to inspire donations. The materials needed to tell the organization's story and rally support for a $2.5 million Phase 1 effort.Home for Good Dog Rescue is a 100% foster-based dog rescue organization that planned a roughly 10,000-square-foot canine wellness center called Almost Home.The Solution: Campaign Identity and BrochureHome for Good Dog Rescue asked Trillion to create a capital campaign identity and brochure design for the new wellness center. Trillion included infographic design, charts, graphs, and compelling imagery to tell the organization's story and inspire constituents to donate to the cause and the Phase 1 effort.ResultsThe capital campaign kick-off event raised nearly $400,000 in a single evening and hosted 150 attendees.
Almost Home Nonprofit Capital Campaign DesignBrochure, Capital Campaign
Capital campaign mini brochure
Closing the Final Phase of a Fundraising CampaignEntering the last stretch of a capital campaign, the school needed to show donors how far the project had come and what their remaining support would build. The brochure had to summarize progress quickly and still feel personal to each prospect.Little Red School House and Elisabeth Irwin High School, a progressive independent school in New York City, had reached the final phase of a fundraising campaign to expand its facilities.Designing the Capital Campaign BrochureTrillion used the architect's renderings to create a brochure that quickly summarizes the campaign's progress and the features of the school's new section. A pocket folder holds custom pre-printed inserts and letterhead that can be personalized for each donor, with slits to include the school's business card.
Little Red School House and Elisabeth Irwin High SchoolBrochure, Capital Campaign, Stationery