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Notecard for Donor Relations
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12-08-2017  / 1
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Donor RelationsMegan ChristophersonDirector of Donor Engagement
Project Description
New design for flat notecard.
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[JAN-02-18 Jim Baer] Delivered printed material today

[DEC-19-17 Jim Baer] ordered 1000 from Alta today.

[DEC-12-17 Jim Baer] I sent designs for review on 12/7. Revised original designs and sent for approval on 12/8. Finalized design on 12/8 and sent price quote from Alta on 12/8.

[AUG-22-17 Mary Goodwin] These will be used during the Oct. board weekend.

[AUG-22-17 Mary Goodwin] Sarah liked the back of the card, but felt having a treatment there wasn’t necessarily needed. More so, she thinks it’s important to have something on the front so anyone receiving it would know right way it was from UF. Would you be able to provide a card with the minimal design on the front side, nothing on the back? That would give us two options – a minimal design with two back choices (blank, and the original treatment).
 
The size is around a 5x7 and we wouldn’t need an envelope. I believe Jim created the card we are currently using, so he may have the exact size.
 
Created on June 26, 2017 at  8:19 AM (EDT). Last updated by James Baer on Jan.  2, 2018 at 10:44 AM (EST). Owned by Finnerty, David.
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