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In the second quarter of 2025, 4imprint awarded more than 1,600 in-kind promotional product grants to charitable organizations across the United States and Canada during the second quarter of 2025. Each $500 grant, totaling nearly $815,000, will help organizations boost visibility, raise brand awareness and thank supporters.

The latest issue of 4imprint’s digital amplify magazine presents stories of organizations finding creative ways to help customers, employees and others commemorate special moments. Taliesin® Preservation, a nonprofit that supports the historic property designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, is one example. It wants to ensure visitors can savor their experience long after they’ve left the popular tourist destination. That’s why the gift shop offers souvenirs—including caps, water bottles and ponchos—at a wide range of price points.

When the Judevine® Center for Autism wanted to promote employee engagement, the nonprofit launched a monthly program to recognize star performers. Honorees are entered into a quarterly drawing to win a branded food container and water bottle. That story, found in the 4imprint® digital amplify magazine, provides just one example of organizations finding creative ways to recognize their difference-makers.

4imprint awarded in-kind promotional product grants to nearly 1,600 charitable organizations across the United States and Canada during the first quarter of 2025. Each $500 grant, totaling nearly $800,000, will help organizations promote their causes, increase brand awareness, thank supporters and more.

With employees regularly working outdoors from its Fort Worth, Texas, location, Arbor Masters® wanted to keep its team comfortable in the elements. The tree care service provider tapped 4imprint® to supply its workers with branded jackets as the winter temperatures dipped low. That story, found in the quarterly 4imprint digital amplify magazine, is an example of an organization taking special care of the people making its work possible.

4imprint awarded more than 7,200 charitable organizations, across the United States and Canada, with promotional product grants totaling $3.6 million in 2024. Those organizations used the in-kind grants to raise funds, build brand awareness, thank volunteers and donors, and more. The total number of grant recipients included 2,152 who received one by one in-kind awards during the fourth quarter.

Promotional products retailer 4imprint, Inc. has earned its fourth consecutive Vets Ready Employer Award from the state of Wisconsin. The award recognizes employers that have gone above and beyond to hire and support veterans and their families. 4imprint is among 22 veteran-friendly employers honored.

4imprint awarded in-kind promotional product grants to more than 2,000 charitable organizations across the United States and Canada during the third quarter of 2024. Each $500 grant, totaling more than $1 million, will help organizations increase brand awareness, thank supporters and promote their causes.

Promotional products distributor 4imprint has completed a 170,000-square-foot expansion of its Oshkosh Distribution Center. Increased production capacity supports the company’s continuing growth and reinforces its commitment to the local community and sustainability.

In preparing for its championship game, the Women’s Football Alliance (WFA) wanted the winning team to celebrate like the pro players they grew up watching. At the same time, the league had the opportunity to make a big impression with a national TV audience. The WFA had hats and T-shirts ready the moment a champion was crowned. That story, found in the quarterly 4imprint® digital amplify magazine, is an example of making the most of a celebration.

Oshkosh-based promotional products retailer 4imprint Inc. is recognized among the top places to work on the Fortune® Best Workplaces in Advertising and Marketing 2024 list. This marks the third straight year 4imprint has earned this best place to work award for its exceptional workplace culture and commitment to fostering a positive employee experience.

4imprint awarded in-kind promotional products grants to 2,100 charitable organizations across the United States and Canada during 2024’s second quarter. The grants, valued at $500 each and totaling more than $1 million, will help organizations promote causes, thank donors and volunteers and build brand awareness.

When planning its annual trade show and customer appreciation event, Ace Endico takes a big swing. The New York specialty food distributor will welcome about 300 vendors to a big-league ballpark for a day of culinary exploration, networking and celebration. That story, profiled in the quarterly 4imprint® digital amplify magazine, spotlights how big ideas can lead to big successes.

Perfectly anticipating alumni needs for an Alaskan cruise, Harding University staff used practical gifts to surprise and delight guests as they boarded the ship and cruised the open seas. The organization’s story, profiled in the quarterly 4imprint® digital amplify magazine, showcases the power of the unexpected in creating memorable moments.

Nearly 900 charitable organizations in the US and Canada received 4imprint one by one promotional products grants in the first quarter of 2024. Those organizations are using the in-kind grants to build brand awareness, raise funds, thank volunteers and donors and more.

Over 5,600 charitable organizations in the US and Canada received 4imprint one by one promotional products grants in 2023. Those organizations are using the in-kind grants to build brand awareness, raise funds, thank volunteers and donors and more. This includes 1,280 grant recipients who received one by one in-kind awards in the fourth quarter. In total, grants awarded during 2023 totaled $2,824,000, marking an increase in both the awarded amount and the number of charities compared to the previous year.

When a nearby university announced its new policy requiring on-campus housing, Honeysuckle Student Apartments’ potential market was cut in half. The company knew competition would grow fierce as other off-campus housing providers competed for a much smaller pool of students. The organization’s story, profiled in the quarterly 4imprint® digital amplify® magazine, shows the impact of customizing experiences to an audience.

Promotional products retailer 4imprint, Inc., has earned an award for the Vets Ready Employer Initiative for the third year in a row. Gov. Tony Evers recently honored the company and 16 other top veteran-friendly employers in Wisconsin for going above and beyond in efforts to hire and support veterans and their families.

In the third quarter of 2023, more than 1,650 charitable organizations across the United States and Canada received 4imprint one by one® grants, used to purchase promotional items for charities. The $500 in-kind promotional product grants are helping charitable organizations make an even greater impact on fundraising, advocating, rescuing and achieving countless other initiatives.

As attendees step inside the Parkinson’s Expo, hosted by Neuro Challenge Foundation for Parkinson’s, they’re greeted by a sea of vibrant orange shirts and swag bags. Orange is the color of Parkinson’s disease awareness. It symbolizes shared experiences and helps attendees feel even more connected—a deep need felt by many who attend the expo. The organization’s story, profiled in the quarterly digital 4imprint® magazine, amplify®, shows the impact of truly understanding an audience’s needs and desires.

Oshkosh-based promotional products retailer 4imprint, Inc., has earned a best place to work award as a finalist on the Fortune Best Workplaces in Advertising & Marketing™ 2023 list. This marks the second consecutive year 4imprint has been recognized for its exceptional workplace culture and commitment to fostering a positive employee experience.

After losing a leg, Dana Cummings determined he was going to master surfing. Today, he provides exceptional leadership through his organization, AmpSurf®, which inspires and motivates other people with disabilities to ride the waves—literally. However, even beyond teaching people how to surf, AmpSurf goes above and beyond by guiding people toward a life they might not have experienced otherwise. The organization’s story, profiled in amplify®, the quarterly digital 4imprint® magazine, shows what’s possible when organizations go the extra mile.

More than 1,500 organizations in the United States and Canada received 4imprint one by one grants for free promotional items for nonprofits during the second quarter of 2023. From conservation advocacy to helping underserved people and much more, the $500 in-kind promotional product grants help these nonprofit organizations achieve their goals and make a greater impact.

More than 1,100 organizations in the United States and Canada received 4imprint one by one® grants for promotional items during the first quarter of 2023. From conservation advocacy to helping underserved people and much more, the $500 in-kind grants for promotional items help these organizations achieve their goals and make a greater impact.

To help raise funds for a much-needed mobile library, loyal followers of the Eugenia H. Young Memorial Library rallied its community of book lovers. The Friends of the Library, through social media, events and popular book sales, helped achieve the goal of putting a new bookmobile into service.

To help raise funds for a Costa Rican animal sanctuary, zoological park Barn Hill Preserve hosted an unforgettable animal encounter. Barn Hill Preserve partnered with local food and beverage companies to provide tasty treats for the event. Branded pint glasses made memorable donor thank-you gifts. Profiled as a Swag Master in this issue of amplify® magazine, Barn Hill Preserve’s story shows the power of building partnerships as part of a marketing strategy.

More than 2,500 charitable organizations and nonprofits in the United States and Canada received 4imprint one by one® grants in 2022. Each $500 in-kind grant of branded promotional products for nonprofits helps recipients fulfill their missions and expand their reach, from aiding the public, to raising awareness and thanking volunteers. In all, grants awarded during 2022 totaled $1,266,500 in value.

When the Tempe Black Employee Alliance (TBEA), an affiliate of the City of Tempe, wanted to raise awareness for its organization, it decided to go with reusable grocery totes. The practical gifts helped build brand awareness at a local community fair. The organization is among a growing number focusing on sustainability initiatives. That’s the cover story in this issue of amplify®, a digital magazine published quarterly by promotional products retailer 4imprint.

Great Place to Work® and Fortune® have named Oshkosh-based promotional products retailer 4imprint, Inc., as one of the Best Workplaces in Advertising & Marketing 2022. This workplace award is based on survey responses from more than 9,000 employees from Great Place to Work-Certified™ companies in the advertising and marketing industry.

Oshkosh-based promotional products retailer 4imprint, Inc., has been named to the PEOPLE Companies that Care 2022 list. The Companies that Care list recognizes 100 companies nationwide for developing cultures of caring for employees, communities and the environment.

More than 600 organizations in the United States and Canada received 4imprint one by one® grants during the second quarter of 2022. From showing volunteers appreciation to serving the public, the $500 in-kind 4imprint grants of nonprofit promotional items are helping these organizations live out their missions and achieve their goals.

When Horry County Schools, South Carolina, started recruiting to fill custodial positions, they took a clever approach. The Custodial Team found a fun, relatable promotional product that stopped prospective candidates in their tracks at recruitment events. The school district used the opportunity to start a conversation.

More than 440 organizations in the United States and Canada received 4imprint one by one grants during the first quarter of 2022. The $500 in-kind grants of nonprofit promotional items helped these organizations achieve goals, from connecting with community members to fundraising to showing volunteers appreciation.

Milford Companies knows that maintaining business relationships isn’t about waiting for customers to call. That’s why they go out of their way to check in and build connections with every client, from the moment they first meet until the final sale—and beyond. Taking the time to stay in touch keeps customers coming back every time they need new products.

For female entrepreneurs, Camp Climb is a sought-after resource for learning how to scale a business. The camp offers tracks for women with a business idea, women on a pathway to growth and women who have reached the peak and achieved business success. Through the organization’s annual camp events, a strong sense of community develops as female entrepreneurs meet with peers and expert advisors for personal and business growth. The community of like-minded women works, according to “campers” who say the weekend retreats and ongoing peer support helped them learn to scale their businesses.

In 2021, 4imprint’s one by one® program gave promotional product grants to over 1200 nonprofits across the United States and Canada. These $500 awards of promotional items for nonprofits helped the organizations fundraise, thank volunteers, share their mission and accomplish other goals.

Promotional products retailer 4imprint has achieved CarbonNeutral company certification. A company must reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to net zero over a 12-month period to be certified a CarbonNeutral company.

Three hundred fifty nonprofits throughout the United States and Canada used grants to purchase promotional items for nonprofits to thank volunteers, raise funds and achieve other goals during Q3 of 2021. The $500 grants came from promotional product retailer 4imprint’s one by one® program.

In the cover story of the Fall 2021 issue of amplify magazine, three organizations share the practices that have helped them find new staff members in a challenging hiring market. Instead of starting with a “what we need” perspective, these companies have looked through their potential staff members’ eyes and used this knowledge to determine how best to recruit employees and ensure their success once they’ve been hired.

Great Place to Work® and Fortune® have selected Oshkosh-based promotional products retailer 4imprint® for the 2021 Best Workplaces for Women™ list. This marks the sixth time the organization has been chosen as a great place to work for women. The 2021 Best Workplaces for Women™ list was published by Fortune today.

Nonprofit promotional products helped more than 320 organizations get one step closer to their goals during the second quarter of 2021. As the recipient of 4imprint® one by one grants, these charitable groups were able to thank volunteers, spread their message, raise funds and more.

In the Summer 2021 issue of amplify® magazine, Dream Vacations Travel2Unwind shares some of the ways they cared for their clients during the pandemic, how they kept customers informed as the pandemic started the shift to post-pandemic, and the benefits that came from building those customer relationships.

Organizations hunting for their next great promotional giveaway idea will find more than 60 in the 20th edition of 4imprint’s Promotional Products Work e-book.

During the first quarter of 2021, over 240 charitable organizations throughout the United States and Canada were able to achieve goals, ranging from thanking volunteers to raising funds, with help from nonprofit promotional items.

The cover story of the latest issue of 4imprint’s amplify magazine features an interview with OrthoTennessee, an organization that used employee training to prepare staff members to take on leadership roles as the business went through a recent change. The story also highlights other benefits and techniques for training employees to help create best-in-class learning opportunities that promote staff growth.