VISTA, Calif., Oct. 8, 2026 - 760 Print today announced Signs, Reassigned, a community program that turns authorized post-election campaign signs into finished signs for San Diego County nonprofits.
Qualifying corrugated-plastic signs that pass inspection and production testing can return to press. Their next message might help a neighbor find a food pantry, check in at a community event, join a volunteer program or discover a local service.
Residents will choose the first recipient, which will receive a 100-sign Community Choice package. Depending on the usable material collected, up to nine more nonprofits may each receive 100 signs.
“Campaign signs are made to get attention. After the votes are counted, that same material can help a local nonprofit be seen, found and supported.”Chris Clark, President, 760 Print
Nonprofits, authorized sign owners, campaigns and residents can find current dates, eligibility rules, capacity status and participation forms on the Signs, Reassigned program page. Only material supplied by its owner or an authorized representative can enter the program, and intake closes at the 1,000-panel custody limit. 760 Print will publish verified intake, finished-sign and final-disposition totals.