This article walks through tips for promoting your fundraising event online.
Here are ten tips to help you make your email newsletters more engaging and more effective.
This article looks at whether or not fundraising and communications should be separate departments at a nonprofit.
Nonprofit organizations spend a lot of time and energy communicating with external audiences, which include donors, volunteers, board members, reporters, politicians and policymakers. But are you neglecting to communicate with one of the most crucial target audiences of all — your own staff?
Creating an effective and compelling video doesn’t have to cost your nonprofit a fortune.
This article reviews the purpose of the annual report and helps you decide what to put in it.
Photography is one of the areas where program staff and volunteers can use their creativity to enhance the organization’s communications materials. Here are a few tips to help you along the way.
If you’re an avid devotee of social media, chances are you’ve already heard about this infamous gaffe: a Red Cross employee uses HootSuite to send out an otherwise-innocent tweet about her alcohol-induced evening in the company of a specific beer. She thought she was sending it from her personal account. But she was wrong. As we all know, mistakes like that are not easily repealed and once you’ve hit that send button it’s hard to take things back.
What do pirates, penguins and pancakes have in common?They all have special days that celebrate their merits. Yes, it’s true — it seems everyone and everything now has an anointed awareness day. Despite the proliferation of awareness days, nonprofits in Canada believe they are an essential way to communicate with large audiences about key issues, encourage engagement, and offer information regarding programs and services they offer all year round.
It’s not just high-profile celebrities, corporations and organizations that need to have a crisis communication plan, all nonprofits should have one.
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