Industry
Printing for non-profits and churches
Non-profits and churches print for people, not for shelves: appeal letters and envelopes, newsletters, event banners, bulletins and programs, directories and the sign out front for the festival.
Because Commercial Printing Services prints and mails in-house, an appeal can go from press to post office without a second vendor.
What non-profits and churches order most
Mailing servicesMailing and fulfillment from the same shop that prints the piece: addressing, sorting, bundling and preparation.Envelopes#10 business envelopes printed with your return address and logo.Booklets and catalogsSaddle-stitched booklets for catalogs, manuals, programs and annual reports, finished in our own bindery.Vinyl bannersIndoor and outdoor vinyl banners, including premium blockout vinyl, printed in full color to any size.Retractable banner standsIndoor retractable banner stands in 33 inch and 47 inch widths, plus telescopic backdrop stands, printed and ready to set up.Flyers and brochuresFlyers, tri-fold and bi-fold brochures and sell sheets, from a few hundred to many thousands.PostcardsPostcards from 4 x 6 to 6 x 9 inches on 14 pt or 16 pt cover, for reminders, announcements, invitations and mailers.
Tips from the shop
- Ask about non-profit postage rates with USPS before you design the mailer, because eligibility affects the indicia.
- Plan seasonal appeals early; the weeks before year-end are the busiest for mailing.