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Promotional Product Ideas for Synagogue Fundraisers

Celebrating your religion can be a wonderful way to connect with the community and also promote your company. If your synagogue is holding a fundraiser, you'll gain community support for your brand and help your synagogue raise money by contributing some customized promotional products. You can help to decorate the synagogue or you can distribute giveaways and prizes. Either way, we have suggestions for great logoed promotional items that can support your brand and your Jewish community.

Turning to your surrounding community is an excellent way to gain a dedicated client base for your brand. By participating in local events and giving back to your neighbors, you put a face with your company and you can help to cultivate your image of charity and goodwill. Business owners are often surprised how far being an active figure in your community can propel your business. There is no stronger connection to one's community than through the local religious network. Be active in your synagogue and watch your business blossom!

If your synagogue is hosting a community event, party, , bar mitzvah or fundraiser, contributing the decorations can be a perfect way to contribute to the festivities and also promote your brand. The attendees will appreciate your company for creating a joyous atmosphere, and will also notice your logo and tagline advertising all across the synagogue for the entire event. Perhaps you'd like to contribute custom-imprinted balloons emblazoned with either the Star of David or Mazel Tov. These unique ad specialty items are lit from within with an LED light, creating an incredible atmosphere for your synagogue's party. Promotional decorative party strips are another perfect way to promote your brand and also create a festive cheer to the synagogue. Custom-printed and logoed, these strips will advertise your brand, tagline, or event, and also feature an image of the Star of David.


Bar and Bat Mitzvah Party Favors Ad Specialty Imprinted Mazel Tov Balloons Custom Imprinted Promotional Party Strips

IASpromotes.com also offers a number of wonderful logoed party favors. These promotional items work well as door prizes, promotional giveaways, activity prizes, or thank you's. Customized key tags are great festivities' prizes that also guarantee lasting brand exposure for your image or logo. Imprinted light-up necklaces or promotional temporary tattoos in the shape of the Star of David will be adored by the younger generations. These promotional giveaways help to advertise your brand while also creating cheerfulness and excitement in the children.


Imprinted Menorah Key Tag Imprinted Star of David Key Tag Customized LED Necklace Custom Imprinted Temporary Tattoos

If you're hoping to make a larger contribution and attract lasting and high value notice, consider distributing a customized promotional book or calendar. For the children, perhaps choose a personalized Noah's Color Book. For the older guests, consider one of our custom imprinted 13-month calendars, each following the Jewish year and featuring images of Jewish life and heritage. No better way to guarantee a year of brand exposure than by employing personalized calendar giveaways.

Customized Ad Specialty Coloring Book Imprinted Jewish Eductional Book Promo Ad Specialty Calendar Promotional Custom Spiral Calendar

Nothing gives your company a human touch better than supporting and playing an active role in Jewish community. Participating in fundraisers and other community events at the synagogue helps to bring your company into the community and can also help to raise brand awareness and create a lasting and dedicated customer base. Word spreads about goodwill and charity. Giving back can promote your brand and increase sales more than you would ever imagine!


For other promotional gifts and giveaways relating to Judaism, be sure to inquire with us as not all items we carry are displayed.

By Bill Litton