Class gift displays that leave something lasting
Senior classes want a gift people will still notice in ten years, not a bench that fades into the background. A class gift display gives a graduating class a visible legacy, and the class can be recognized on the screen it helped fund.
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Why it matters
Class gifts are often forgotten a year later
Plaques, benches and murals are lovely, but few students know which class gave them. Classes often raise money without a project that excites everyone. A display that keeps telling the school’s story gives the gift ongoing purpose.
Ideas for Class Gift Displays
A class dedication page
Add a page that thanks the class, lists its officers and shares a class photo.
Profiles for the gift class
Give each graduate from the gift class a profile that stays on the display.
Reunion-year features
Plan to feature the class again at its five- and ten-year reunions.
Multi-class gifts
Combine funds from several classes for a larger project, and recognize each one.
Alumni reunion gifts
Invite reunion classes to fund an addition, such as a new section or a second display.
An unveiling at commencement
Reveal the mockup or the finished display at graduation or the senior awards night.
How it works with Hardware
Class Gift Displays, step by step.
Three steps
Choose the gift with the class
Share a free installation mockup with class officers and advisers so they can vote on the location and style.
Confirm scope and quote
Rocket provides a quote for the school’s setup, and the school confirms mounting, power and network for the location.
Install and dedicate it
Once mounted and connected, the display launches with the class dedication. Staff keep it current in Rocket’s editor for future classes.
Setups vary by school; your demo confirms what yours will use.
Best practices
Tips to get it right.
Class Gift Displays tips
Start the conversation junior year
Classes raise money over time, so pick the project early.
Involve the adviser and principal
The school approves the location and maintenance plan, so bring them in before fundraising.
Pick content that grows
A hall of fame, senior wall or yearbook collection gains value as each new class is added.
Photograph the dedication
Capture the unveiling and add it to the class page for future reunions.
Keep exploring
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Questions
Class Gift Displays questions
Rocket provides a free installation mockup the class can vote on, the hardware and software, and a quote for the school’s setup. The class can be recognized on the display it funded.
Content that grows over time, such as a senior recognition wall, a yearbook collection or a hall of fame. Each new class adds to what the gift class started.
Yes. Pool funds from several classes for one display and recognize each class on a dedication page.
The total depends on screen size, mounting and any branded wall graphics, and it is quoted for your school’s setup. Request a quote early so the class has a clear goal.
Your next step
Plan the right display for your space.
Receive a free customized mockup of what your space could become.
