Non-Profit Today

01/07/2021

What's supporting the top of the iceberg? What happens when it melts away?
Many times we pay attention to the top of the iceberg. Whatever your top is. 🙃

2020 gave us the opportunity to pause and restructure and really think about who we are and want to be.

Have you discovered what's below the surface and if its strong enough to support what's going on above the surface?


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12/14/2020

Working on the last pieces for tomorrow's webinar with Wildapricot.
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Are you coming?

You will learn:
How to create authentic brand awareness in 2021
How to set goals for 2021
The step by step "Brand 2 Impact" formula to make 2021 your best year ever

When: Dec 15, 12noon Mtn
Where: 😂 join online

Sign up link in Bio.

11/10/2020

I feel like a chicken that has been sitting on an egg since March. Lol.
But I really like the little baby chick that just hatched.
If you are a non-profit and need to future proof your website - Not just pretty pictures but strategy and message with an irresistible donation page... Check this out.

Start 2021 strong! Enrolment is now open for Web 2 Impact, the first "Done-With-You" website launch program for new generation non-profits. Transform your website into a marketing engine and attract the right people to support your cause. (Without the high ticket price or tech overwhelm.)

10/09/2020

Sick of a website that scares donors off or is stuck in the 90s? 😂

Then check this out:
We are running a free training for non-profits. It's part of our paid "Web-to-Impact" program at Non-Profit Today. We have decided to pay it forward and deliver this part for free.

Yes, free! Crazy, I know. We want to help non-profits that need to badass their website, to attract more donors and make delivery of programs COVID proof.

If you know someone who needs a brand up, please forward the link. You can learn more here:
https://rebrand.ly/3DayWebAcceleratorFB

04/09/2020

As the spreading Covid-19 pandemic forces cancellation of physical events, fundraising directors need to think fast, to avoid the perfect storm of high costs and no raised funds. A situation potentially creating a serious problem in budgets and resource availability, harming your cause and organization in the years to come.

Here are 5 tips on how you can turn your physical events into effective, digital fundraising campaigns with a both short- and long-term potential!

As the spreading Covid-19 pandemic forces cancellation of physical events, fundraising directors need to think fast, to avoid the perfect storm of high costs and no raised funds.

04/08/2020

You may have the perception that the word “brand” strictly refers to cosmetic elements, such as your logo or your website. And while your organization’s brand is reflected in your visual identity, it’s also much more than that. Part of your brand is how people feel when they hear your organization’s name or read an appeal. Your brand is present in your mission, your values, and your messaging.

As such a crucial part of your nonprofit, a brand needs to be nurtured and should evolve alongside your organization. If you’re concerned that your brand may be outdated or if you’ve added programs or services, a refresh can help bring a burst of new energy to your brand without losing the recognition or affinity that you’ve already built.

Learn how to perform a brand refresh that will elevate your nonprofit brand while maintaining the essence of your mission.

04/07/2020

Covid-19 is poised to become an extinction-level event for America's nonprofits. Cultural institutions have been forced to close their doors. Organizations working in and around public schools or in senior centers cannot provide services because their clients are not showing up.

Unless government, funders and nonprofit leaders take immediate and decisive action to help nonprofits during the coronavirus outbreak, many nonprofits around the nation may just disappear over the next few months leaving those they serve and employ in disastrous circumstances, writes John MacIntosh

04/03/2020

All of us can help other people and all can be the part of the mechanism, which can change our life and make it better. In any case, if you help other people, you become happier than you were before.

04/02/2020

The coronavirus pandemic has left many people without jobs and wondering how they will take care of their families.

Larry Hunter has a love for the city of Memphis and was motivated to deliver a truck full of food, water, and other items to help those in need.

While driving around Memphis, Hunter said he felt a need to bring hope, despite uncertain times of the coronavirus pandemic.

“I had to do something to encourage the kids. Let them know somebody loved them and they haven’t been forgotten about," Hunter told WHBQ-TV.

The coronavirus pandemic has left many people without jobs and wondering how they will take care of their families.

04/01/2020

Aside from all the changes your nonprofit might have to make internally, you must also figure out your strategy to maintain email marketing during a pandemic so that your supporters are well-informed of any major changes and what the future holds.

Whether you want to update your community on changes to your fundraising events, send a message of thanks, or simply greet them, it’s important now, more than ever, to send well-crafted emails that not only keep your supporters informed, but also keep your nonprofit top of mind during the tumult of a global event.

Here are seven types of emails that nonprofits responding to the coronavirus.

Use these seven real-world examples of nonprofit emails to influence your email marketing during a pandemic, like the coronavirus outbreak.

03/31/2020

Despite restaurants being closed for dine-in services and hurting for business, many are doing their part to help those in need.

Pizza Parma on Liberty Avenue is in the heart of downtown Pittsburgh.

Before the coronavirus outbreak, they called upon Pittsburgh’s finest when they were needed

“They’ve helped my shop many times before. Downtown can be a little fun at times, so we like to pay it back, forward,” said Christopher Brown, the manager of Pizza Parma.

Pittsburgh businesses are stepping up when the community needs it the most.