Our museum is researching ways to change our paper membership cards to 
plastic cards that we can print in house (think Costco cards). We are not 
looking to send our cards to a third-party printer and our current paper cards 
that we run through the laser jet printer are too flimsy. 

We'd like to know if any organizations have experience with these sorts of 
cards and might provide some guidance. We use barcodes currently but we 
can configure our system to read magnetic strips too. Imprinting member 
photos on the cards are not necessary. Typically we'll print anywhere 
between 1 to 100 cards in a day. 

We're looking for any leads on where to order the blank cards, the imprinting 
hardware, and any other needs to print these plastic cards in house. Also, 
Raiser's Edge is our membership database and InfoTouch is our ticketing suite 
so the new system would need to integrate well with both. 

Thanks!

Alyssa

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Alyssa Rosso
Public Relations Coordinator
TACOMA ART MUSEUM
1701 Pacific Avenue
Tacoma, Washington 98402
T: 253.272.4258 x3002
F: 253.627.1898
www.TacomaArtMuseum.org

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