CNC Logo Stamp for a Charity

[rwm]

There is a charity for disabled vets (predominantly PTSD) that needs a small favor. The group is Team River Runner. They teach kayaking and paddlesports to vets as a therapeutic activity. One of the guys makes hand paddles out of old kayaks. He is looking for someone to make a small logo stamp so he can melt the logo into the polypropylene paddles. It is nothing complex but would best be done on CNC.
He has this iron:

He would like a logo about the size of a quarter with the initials TRR. I would have already done this if I had CNC capability. If you would like to donate your time and materials to this, please let me know and we can work out the details.
I am not affiliated with this charity (yet) but I am happy to help connect the right people.

I don't think the small print is necessary.

More info here:

Meet Maryland's 'Boat Whisperer' Who Carves Old Kayaks Into Hand Paddles For Charity

“I try not to anger the gods by killing a boat when I don’t need to, when I can still use it,” says John Su, a 49-year-old teacher and paddling enthusiast.

dcist.com

 

[JC Whitney]

Looks like this opportunity is long past, but if not - maybe you could do this using a resist/acid approach?

 

[RJSakowski]

I have some bronze plates used by the printing industry and examining the artwork closely, it appears that it was chemically etched to a depth of .035" and then CNC milled to a depth of .070" to remove material in the main field.

Rockler sells custom branding irons for branding wood products. https://www.rockler.com/custom-branding-iron-16-styles-available. From their images, it looks like they may use either a photoetch process or laser process as the detailing is quite small and any milling process will not result in sharp corners. They may be willing to donate a custom head. https://www.rockler.com/custom-branding-iron-16-styles-available