When the founder of Keystone Specialties first designed and created the Treasured Scenes Collectibles in 1988, he did so with the intent and purpose of creating the best programs available for (but not limited to) school fundraising, church fundraising, and historical society fundraising.
As a result, over the years we have provided products for over 600 Chambers of Commerce, brands such as Epic Games, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Arizona State Parks, Kohler Company, Schell's Brewing and the 1st Cavalry. Not to mention the thousands of schools and churches, ten major soap operas, and the Roy Rogers Museum. We have produced ornaments for hundreds of historical landmarks across the country.
Today, 32 years later and still no other company has been able to match the quality, the individual attention, or the support materials that are only available from Keystone Specialties, Inc.
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It is our belief that if you are going to sponsor a product fundraiser then you should do so with the best quality product, using over the top graphics, at a reasonable price, in a timely manner and with the best support materials available. No other fundraiser that we know of offers so much to help assure your group SUCCE$$.
We believe your clients must be pleased with their purchase. They should not just be “donating” their hard earned money and receiving an inferior product. At Keystone we work very hard to bring you the “best of the best” in promotional items that you can be proud to represent. With over 32 years of experience, you can be assured that we have developed top quality programs just for you.
Many of our fundraising products are made right here in the United States. If some do come from other countries, then they are decorated in the U.S. We are proud to represent products made by Americans for Americans whenever possible. Look for the “Made in America” logo on those fine products. However, don’t overlook our other quality products as they are decorated here in America, and that helps keep our fellow country men and women working as well.
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