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Event Banners

What better way to advertise your Club event or program in a big way: a full-color banner, suitable for hanging in your gym, hallway or outdoors to tell the world! These sturdy vinyl banners can be used over and over – hang them at your Club and then carry them to offsite meetings and special events.

Banner Designs
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Banner Designs through PrintWorks:

Customized Banner 72 in. x 48 in.
Flat size 72 in. x 48 in.
Customized banner
Printed on 10 mil vinyl, Hem stitched with corner grommet's
Costs are below: (In addition to the pricing below there will be an $10.00 fee added to the shipping and handling fees to cover the prices of the tubes)
4 X 6 Banners
Seven Lessons of Hope Banners $170.00 each

3 X 11 Banners
One Campaign Banner - $195.00
Join The Club Banner - $195.00

5 x 11 Banners
The Club Banner - $315.00

Commitment to Character

Fun, Diverse and Interesting Experiences

Youth Development Philosophy

Focus on Young People

Caring Adults

Informal Guidance

Hope and Opportunity

Banner Designs through ICP:

Four designs: two in 5 ft. x 11 ft. (most requested size); one in 3 ft. x 11 ft.
Cost is $150 for the 3x11 and $165 for the 5x11 size banners.
Designs are fully customizable for your upcoming event or program.

Orders are not made online. An ICP representative will contact you within 48 hours to begin your order.

Banner A:
5'x11'
Available in vinyl ONLY

Banner B:
5'x11'
Available in vinyl ONLY

Banner C:
3'x11'
Available in vinyl ONLY

Banner D:
5'x11'
Available in vinyl ONLY

Vendor Contact Information

ICP Customer Service Rep:
Jennifer Miller - CSR
(949) 380-2120 - Direct
(949) 768-3851 - Fax
Jenniferm@icpwest.com

The power of banners in a Boys & Girls Club:
The Mount Vernon Club in New York state always had college banners on display, representing paths to higher education taken by its alumni. This visual reminder made a lasting impression on the young Denzel Washington. “It was the first time I imagined far-off colleges and that I could possibly go to one,” Washington said. “It made you strive for something better, something obtainable, because the banners were there. I thought, ‘if other people can get there, maybe I can, too’.” The banner of Washington’s own alma mater, Fordham University, now has its place in the Club’s college lineup.