Infographics for charities & nonprofits: Here, there, everywhere!
Infographics are a fun way to share your organization’s message with your online supporters.
Marketing & Communications
Communications
Leadership, Management & Governance, Marketing & Communications
Redefining ourselves: Building a foundational narrative for the nonprofit sector
Is the Canadian nonprofit sector still struggling to find its voice?
Marketing, Marketing & Communications, Media relations
Media relations for nonprofits: A primer, reading list and advice from the pros
It’s possible to create an effective media relations strategy for your nonprofit, even if you’re starting from scratch.
Advocacy, Ethics & Risk Management, Governance, Governance Q&A, Government Legislation, Management & Governance, Marketing & Communications
Governance Q&A: Should charities advocate?
Should a charity divert monies from its programs to attempt to influence public policy?
Advocacy, Ethics & Risk Management, Governance, Government Legislation, Management & Governance, Marketing & Communications, Social media
Black Out Speak Out: Environmental charities protest in the dark
Canada’s first nationwide website blackout is happening today.
Governance, Management & Governance, Marketing & Communications
Your mission, should you choose to accept it
Is it still important to have a mission statement in 2012?
Marketing & Communications, Social media
From Lady Gaga to Titanic: Pepping up your nonprofit blog strategy
If the most recent item on your nonprofit organization’s blog is a media release or a link to your downloadable 2011-2010 financials, maybe it’s time to shake things up a little.
Fundraising, Marketing & Communications
Report redux: Annual reports get a facelift
These organizations are shaking up the world of annual reports.
Advocacy, Fundraising, Marketing & Communications, Philanthropy
Stunt philanthropy: Walking the talk, and why it’s working
Celebrities and public figures are doing more for charity than simply writing a cheque.
Marketing & Communications
What’s your type?
Your content may be captivating, but you will still lose your audience if it feels awkward to read – if it strains the eye. To ease those eyes and retain those readers, you need better typography.
