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Message: [QUOTE="Alexsting, post: 231070, member: 27851"] Absolutely, I've worked on a few projects involving [B]custom donation boxes[/B], and I'd be happy to share some tips! [HEADING=2]✅ [B]Materials to Consider:[/B][/HEADING] [LIST] [*][B]Corrugated Cardboard[/B] – Best for durability and budget. It holds shape well and is easy to customize. [*][B]Cardstock/Paperboard[/B] – Good for smaller indoor events; less sturdy but cheaper and still printable. [*][B]Acrylic or PVC[/B] – More premium and transparent, but costlier. Great for long-term use. [/LIST] [HEADING=2] [B]Printing Techniques:[/B][/HEADING] [LIST] [*][B]Offset Printing[/B] – Ideal for large quantities and high-quality color results. [*][B]Digital Printing[/B] – More cost-effective for smaller runs and allows for fast design changes. [*][B]Screen Printing[/B] – Good for bold colors and simple designs on solid materials like acrylic. [/LIST] [HEADING=2]️ [B]Design Tips:[/B][/HEADING] [LIST] [*]Include a [B]secure slot[/B] for money and a [B]lockable base[/B] if possible. [*]Add your [B]charity logo, mission statement, and QR code[/B] for digital donations. [*]Use [B]bright colors and bold fonts[/B] to attract attention. [*]Keep it [B]lightweight but stable[/B]—consider adding a weighted bottom if needed. [/LIST] [HEADING=2] Bonus Tip:[/HEADING] If the boxes are for a one-time event, you can use [B]foldable die-cut cardboard[/B] with gloss or matte lamination for a professional look without high cost. Best of luck with your charity event! Feel free to share your design mockup if you'd like feedback. [/QUOTE]

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