Top 7 Promo Products for Civic Clubs

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June 1, 2023

When it comes to cities and the businesses they house – nothing is more important than trade associations and civic clubs like your local chamber of commerce. They are essential for fundraising for local charities and organizations, getting certain local legislation passed, and giving small businesses a support network they can lean on when things get a little tough, or they’re just starting out.

And what better way to celebrate all these local organizations do for us than some knock-out promo products?

1. 795 Series Blank Natural Hankie

natrual hankie — This is a useful and effective giveaway to promote awareness for any organization.
Bandanna Promotions
SAGE# 55185
Item # B14SOL-00010

2. Soft Touch Journal

lime green journal — Everyone can use a notebook whether at home or in the office and this soft-touch journal is a great promotional tool for any business.
Jornik
SAGE# 50219
Item # JK-1852

3. Custom Printed Post-It Notes

4. Panda Bamboo 5W Wireless Charger with Dual USB Ports

Your customers can make sure their devices are charged and ready to go, whether they’re on Capitol Hill’s steps or in a town hall championing their charity.
Ariel Premium Supply Inc.
SAGE# 60462
Item# EAC-PB20

5. 1 3/4″ Custom Challenge Coin

6. WeeklyOrganizer™ HardCover Organizer

This handy, down-to-the-minute planner is fitting for anyone with a tight schedule.
JournalBooks
SAGE# 50031
Item# WO-600HC

7. Roll-Up Water Bottle

Did you see something that you liked, or maybe something sparked your imagination? Check out our other blogs for even more promo product inspiration!

Editors Note: This post was originally published in May 2016 and has been revamped and updated for accuracy and comprehensiveness.

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Betty Anderson(Marketing Content Writer)

Betty is the Marketing Content Writer at SAGE. She is a self-proclaimed, bonafide nerd, and when she's not writing, you can find her playing video games, watching documentaries, hunting for heavy metal records, and going down rabbit-holes on Wikipedia.