Whether you’re building a “feel good” narrative, a direct appeal, or a detailed how-to about your operational processes, this video can help both your nonprofit’s brand and storytelling, no matter how big or small your team.
Hear from the brand content lead at Charity: Water, Tyler Riewer, as he discusses four storytelling tips that nonprofits of all sizes can use to tell gripping stories that draw in a crowd and inspire them to take action.
Read about our visit to The Sheridan Story, the nonprofit who raised the one billionth dollar on the Classy platform, and our hands-on work with their volunteers to deliver meals to local school children in their community.
The 2018 Collaborative is a three-day immersive experience where today’s changemakers co-create the future of social entrepreneurship.
The Collaborative is a three-day learning experience that will include keynotes, panel discussions, and breakout sessions on topics such as data and technology, the future of measuring impact, fundraising best practices, and more. But beyond the subject material, the most valuable component of the event is the people you’ll meet.
It can be difficult for nonprofits to maximize every dollar of the $10,000 Google Ad Grants advertising budget, which is why we invited Community Boost to share their professional best practices in our Google for Nonprofits webinar.
Caleb Harper took the stage with Sonal Shah of the Beeck Center for Social Impact & Innovation at Georgetown University at the Collaborative in Boston to discuss what social innovation looks like today in agriculture.
Since Movemeant was founded in November 2014, they’ve had their fair share of trials and tribulations, yet they’ve managed to grow and thrive despite their… keep reading
Social innovation is the key to solving today’s challenges, but it doesn’t happen in silos. Check out what industry leaders have to say about building solutions together.
5K run/walks are some of the most popular events nonprofits use to fundraise and strengthen their communities. In recent years, the Y in Central Maryland… keep reading
