Corporate gifts for universities and schools in Singapore run on a calendar most companies would envy: orientation in August, open houses in late February and March, convocation in July, and thank-yous to faculty and partners at year-end. The dates are fixed and the quantities large, so the job is getting the right gift in volume and on time. Here is what works for each occasion, what it costs and when to sign off.
Most education gifting falls into four occasions, each with its own audience and spend.
Put in things a student uses in the first week of term: a bag, something to write with and something to drink from. Three or four useful items beat a bag of novelties.
Each price on this page is a from price per piece, which is what the item costs at higher volumes. Smaller runs sit above it, and the exact price depends on the item, the branding method and the quantity, so each product page carries its current tier pricing.
Choose light items a visitor can carry all day and still be using a month later, when they decide where to apply.
Pick a keepsake that carries the crest and is useful in a graduate's first job.
Give something a clear step above anything in a student pack, so it reads as a thank-you. Year-end and Chinese New Year gifts for faculty, donors and partners sit here too.
For more on thanking staff, see our guide to employee appreciation gifts.
Almost everything in the Anri corporate catalogue starts at 50 pieces, and a small number of items start at 100 to 200. Production and delivery take 3 to 6 weeks from design sign-off, longer above 1,000 units and over Chinese New Year and year-end.
Because the school calendar is fixed, you can plan backwards from each event:
Anri is trusted by teams at Hilton, NUS and the Ministry of Health Transformation. Start a shortlist in the full corporate catalogue or browse corporate gifts for events. Send us your dates and we will work the timeline back from there.
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