Nonprofits often use the word “empower” in their mission statements and messaging to describe their efforts to help people overcome barriers and achieve their goals. However, there is a growing movement in the nonprofit sector to shift away from the language of empowerment and instead focus on promoting autonomy and self-determination. In this blog post, …
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Honey, we get it, fundraising is worthwhile work and a deeply satisfying endeavor, but it’s not the easiest job in the world. In some ways, trying to find donors for your non-profit organization can be like playing a game of hide and seek. You know they are there, but you just can’t seem to find …
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We hear you loud and clear – fundraising ain’t easy! When you depend on others’ generosity to support your cause, meeting your goals and creating a sustainable solution can be quite complex. However, if you start by evaluating and validating the fundraising goals set for your organization, you’ll have a much higher chance of succeeding …
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Mission awareness, donation increases, volunteer recruitment – these are some of the many important things non-profit leaders are constantly working towards achieving for their organization. Marketing efforts can play a big role in helping to achieve these goals, but marketing can cost a pretty penny. In fact, when nonprofits need to make budget cuts to account …
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When you’re writing content for your nonprofit brochure, there’s no doubt that your work is worthy: Your words support services that raise money for cancer research, feed children, end factory farming and so many other missions that are making an impact. . You care passionately about your mission, which means writing effective copy should be …
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As time goes on, websites continue to heighten the standard for good design. As a result, peoples’ expectations of your own website are raised just as high. This makes it essential for your organization to not only meet this new standard of excellence, but to truly “wow” your supporters with materials that are well-designed (really …
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Thanks to the World Wide Web, expanding your organization’s mission to a worldwide audience is now possible. Besides endless dog videos and shopping cart abandonment on Amazon, the seamless nature of online interactions can expose different causes to various communities. This allows patrons and supporters from across the globe to get to know your mission …
Marketing is something that’s found everywhere we look, whether we realize it or not! While there are some marketing strategies that are so painfully obvious to sell a specific product, more well-constructed marketing uses well-crafted storytelling to help audiences relate and appreciate the brand more. Of course you’d rather listen to a story than feel like you’re …
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Have you been tugging at your audience’s heartstrings with your branding? If not, you’re gonna want to start. Whether your goal is to make your audience feel happy, sad, curious or nostalgic, it’s so important to have existing and potential customers associate your brand with a certain emotion. Simply put, consumers are much more likely to …
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No nonprofit can reach its goals without successful branding. Your organization may not have the objective of gaining customers or becoming an industry leader, but your brand still matters—and it may be even more critical to organizations like yours! The Importance of Branding for Nonprofits Although nonprofit organizations like yours aren’t in it for the …
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