Naomi, what is most important is that you try to find a gift, of not too
much cost, that somehow represents your organization, its values, and/or
character.
Someone recently told me a story about how their organization always gives
beautiful Jerusalem paper cuts, nicely framed. I have seen these in donors
offices. I said to someone, that is beautiful, where did you get it, to
which he responded, one of the organizations that I support.
If you give something generic, it can be from anyone. Thing creatively, as
everyone in the organization to help you come up with something, which is
more unique. You want them to remember it is from you/ your organization.
Nice to hear you are doing well.
Sincerely,
Rachel Canar
NGO Catalyst
On Wed, Jul 13, 2016 at 5:11 PM, Naomi Shmueli <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Thanks, I love the idea, although I probably should have added that she is
Israeli... but please keep the ideas coming, we will be having one later in
the year in the U.S., so I can save some ideas for later. Totally stumped
though regarding what to get now....
On Wednesday, July 13, 2016 5:06 PM, susan Levin <susan@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
How about a piece of J'lem stone or something else that 'feels' Israel
with your logo and thank you painted on it.
Susan
Hi everyone,
Anyone have any original ideas for a gift to give someone who hosted a
lovely parlor meeting for your organization? We are talking about an
incredible lady who has everything, so nothing fancy, but definitely
something meaningful to show our appreciation...
TIA,
Naomi
Naomi Shmueli David
Director of Resource Development
Derech Eretz
+972-54-335-8448
www.derecheretz.org.il/en
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Susan Levin
Assistant to the Director
The Ma'aleh Film School
Jerusalem
972.54.234.5439
