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NONPROFIT & ORGANIZATION PRICING

Full-color LED signs for churches, schools and civic organizations.

Manufacturer-direct outdoor LED signs and digital message boards, assembled in the USA and priced at our lowest rate for nonprofits. Here is what that actually takes off the price.

Full-color LED display set into a columned church monument Pole-mounted LED marquee at Roseville Covenant Church Wall-mounted LED display on a support frame at Christ Chapel of the Valley
WHAT YOU SAVE

Every discount stacks, and they are all applied automatically.

Nothing here is a coupon you have to ask for. Pick your organization type in the builder and the pricing panel shows exactly what came off, line by line.

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Two churches that bought one

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★★★★★ 5.0 across 139+ Google reviews · read them all
Why you are here

Most signs stop at identification. Does yours?

Thousands of people pass your property every day. If your sign is a static panel or a manual reader board that only says your name — or says the same thing it said last month — every one of those passes is a conversation nobody got to have.

Blank changeable-letter monument sign on a busy road
Name only. Drivers learn you are there and nothing else.
Fire district monument sign with the name above a full-color LED display
Name plus a display. Same recognition, and the meeting date is out there too.
Name only, no message
A carved monument tells drivers you exist. It cannot tell them about Sunday service times, the food drive, or the new class starting next week.
The same message for weeks
Changeable letters mean someone has to stand at the roadside with a suction cup. So it gets updated when there is time — which is rarely.
Invisible after dark
Evening services, meetings and games are exactly when you most need to be seen, and exactly when an unlit sign disappears.

A full-color LED sign fixes all three at once: your message changes from a laptop or phone in seconds, runs on a schedule you set, and is bright enough to read at noon and at night. And because we are the manufacturer, nonprofits get it at roughly 26% below our standard price — no middleman markup.

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Real organizations, real installs

Every LED sign in this gallery is a real customer install.

The project photos on this page were sent in by the congregations, schools and fire districts that bought them, or by the crews that installed them. Phone cameras flatten the colors and soften the pixels, so if you like how these look, the sign will look considerably better standing on your property.

Some are new poles, most are retrofits dropped into the brick monument that was already out front. Choose your size and options in the builder and your price appears as you go — no form to fill out first, no salesperson to get past.

Same nonprofit rate for every organization type — churches, schools, libraries, fire and EMS, veteran groups, cities and counties
Free freight, free software forever, engineered permit drawings and spare parts in the box
5-year full parts coverage, then lifetime system support — parts stay available years from now
Pay in full, finance through Navitas with no payments for 90 days, or use our in-house 60-month plan
Six steps, about two minutes. Nothing is charged until you choose to order.
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Building LED signs since 2006
Assembled in the USA
Why organizations buy one

The building people drive past every day should be telling them about you.

A church LED sign or school digital message board turns your frontage into the one channel that reaches your whole community without a mailing list, a budget line or a volunteer to run it.

Believers Temple with a manual changeable-letter board reading Welcome
Before. One word on a manual board. Nothing here asks a passing driver for anything.
The same Believers Temple sign with a full-color LED display reading Doing and Expecting More in 2024
After. Same pole, same congregation — now the LED sign gives people a reason to look twice.
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The part volunteers actually use
Clay Road Baptist Church monument sign showing Sunday Worship service times on a full-color LED display
Clay Road Baptist posts service times from the office — message changed in under a minute.

If a volunteer can post to Facebook, they can run your LED sign.

The LED sign software is free with every display. Type your message, pick a template, hit send. It goes up from a phone in the parking lot, a tablet in the office or a laptop at home — you do not need to be at the building, and you do not need a technical person on staff.

The software is included with your LED sign and stays free for as long as you own it. There is no subscription, no per-message charge and no communication fee — the three costs that quietly make a cheap sign expensive.

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No line items you did not expect
River Church low-profile monument with a full-color LED display insert

Everything below is in the price the builder shows you.

Boards approve numbers, not surprises. This is the whole package that ships to your address.

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Not included, so you can plan for it: installation labor, permit fees, the electrical run, concrete or foundation work, and drawings stamped and sealed by a licensed engineer if your city requires them ($350). Sales tax applies unless we have your exemption certificate on file.
Three ways to pay for it

Ranked honestly — cheapest first.

Most organizations do not have the whole amount sitting in an account, and we would rather tell you which route costs less than sell you the one that pays us more.

Best option
Pay in full
The lowest total cost, and where your nonprofit discount is fully realized. Pay by check or bank transfer and there is no processing fee at all; cards and PayPal add 3%.
Prefer to finance
Navitas Credit
No payments for 90 days — on approved credit
Navitas pays us in cash on your behalf, so your nonprofit discount stays fully intact — you get the same price a cash buyer gets. Your own bank or credit union works the same way, and we will send them the spec sheet, W-9 and an invoice made out for the loan.
Last resort
Our in-house 60-month plan
Declined by Navitas and by your own bank? We will carry it ourselves — we approve most organizations that lenders turn down. It is the most expensive way to buy the sign and we say so plainly. If either option above is open to you, take it.
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Built to outlive the board that approved it
Wide full-color LED display mounted on the facade of the Orange County Innovation Center
Same modules, same warranty, whether it goes on a monument or a building facade.

Put your LED sign up once, and never take it down again.

Most digital message boards get worse every year until the company that sold them stops making the parts. Ours are modular down to the component — modules, power supplies and controllers are all interchangeable and every generation stays backward compatible.

That matters more for a nonprofit than for anyone else. You are buying this once, with money someone donated, and it needs to be running in fifteen years without another capital campaign.

Read the full warranty →
Years 1–5
Full parts coverage for defects in materials or workmanship on every component we supply. Labor and shipping are not included.
Year 6 onward
Lifetime system support with advanced-exchange pricing and a guaranteed 40% trade-in credit toward current-generation modules.
Spares included
A spare power supply and control card ship in the box, so the most common failure is a ten-minute fix, not a service call.
Real people
Call (866) 343-4011 and you reach the company that assembled your LED sign — not a reseller looking up your serial number.

The whole sign is one part, repeated.

That is what makes it cheap to own. Every display we build is a grid of identical modules on a common frame, so a bigger sign is more of the same part — and a repair or an upgrade is one part at a time.

Exploded view of an LED module coming off its cabinet, released with a single Allen wrench
One Allen wrench, one module

Each module is held in by set screws you reach from the front. Loosen them, lift the module out, plug the new one in. No lift, no technician, no taking the sign apart.

The same access is how you upgrade later. Trade your modules for a sharper generation on the frame you already own — the cabinet, power supplies and controller stay where they are.

Size is just how many modules

Pick the footprint that fits your monument. The engineering underneath does not change, which is why the price per square foot stays flat as the sign gets bigger.

Rear view of a single LED module with dimensions: 12.6 inches square overall, 10.24 inches between mounting nuts
One module is 12.6″ square, so you can work out any footprint on the back of an agenda.
Rear view of an LED display built from a four-by-two grid of modules
Small. A single-line message board for a driveway entrance.
Rear view of an LED display built from a six-by-three grid of modules
Common. Three lines of text plus a logo — what most churches choose.
Rear view of an LED display built from an eight-by-four grid of modules
Large. Full graphics and video for a highway-speed road.
LED sign size chart

Every size we build, at the nonprofit rate.

From 1×1 up to 20×40 modules — about 1 ft to 21 ft tall and up to 42 ft wide. Choose a height and a width range to see exact dimensions and a nonprofit starting price for each size, then select one to load it in the builder.

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Prices are the nonprofit display-only rate — before mounting, pole or installation options, and before any resolution upgrade. Toggle double-sided to add a second face at {{ secondPctStr }}% off. Selecting a size loads it in the builder, where the full configured price appears. Any size between these is available — just tell us the height and width.

Past projects

Church and school LED signs we have built for organizations like yours.

Church LED signs, school marquees, fire district message boards and civic displays — pole mounts, monument retrofits and wall installs. All customer-supplied photos.

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See more past projects →
What customers say

More from pastors, principals and civic leaders.

★★★★★

"From the install to the software learning, we were completely up and running in just a few minutes. Shane was there every step of the way."

Pastor Russ Kessler · Victory Baptist Church
★★★★★

"A tremendous experience. They always answer the phone and get back to our needs promptly. We are so grateful to work with them."

Grace Arbiz · IceWorks Skating Complex
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"This update took a while because we have an older sign. Shane was patient, professional, and really knew his subject matter. 100% recommendation."

Mike Pasquale · St George Church, Ohio

Questions boards ask before they approve it

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Six steps. Two minutes. Your real price.

Pick your organization type, size, sides, resolution and mounting — the price updates as you go, with every discount already applied. Email the quote to your board when you are done.

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Or call (866) 343-4011 and we will walk it through with you.