Your Brand Is the Key to Fundraising Success
Falling short of your fundraising goals? Before you redesign the campaign, examine the brand underneath it. A clear, rock-solid brand raises the ceiling for every department — advancement most of all.
5 Signs Your Nonprofit Needs a Rebrand
When the work keeps shifting and the brand stays frozen, a gap opens that puts your organization at risk. Here are five signs it’s time to close that gap.
Messaging Must-Haves to End Your Nonprofit Year Strong
End-of-year is when nonprofit messaging has to do its heaviest lifting — annual reports, giving campaigns, donor stewardship, all at once. This webinar gives you the framework to make it land.
The Power of Simple Language
“Plants are sneaky.” Three words, remembered for decades. Simple language isn’t dumbing things down — it’s the clearest path to making complex ideas stick with the people who matter most to your mission.
Refresh Your School’s Brand in Six Steps
This free six-part video series gives independent school leaders a practical brand refresh — built for the window between summer break and admissions season.
Be Honest About Competition — It Might Make You a Better Collaborator
Nonprofits don’t like talking about competition. But ignoring it means missing the clarity that helps your organization stand out — and find the right partners to work alongside.
Inclusivity Is More Than a Best Practice
Inclusive communications matter — but applying inclusive practices without understanding why can backfire. Here’s what nonprofit and education communicators need to think about before defaulting to the checklist.
How to Write Active Organizational Values That Actually Inspire Action
Single-word values like “respect” and “innovation” sound right but rarely do much. Here’s how nonprofits, schools, and foundations turn their values into language that guides real decisions.
Are Your Nonprofit Messages Right for Right Now?
The external environment has shifted — and messaging that once worked may now feel out of step or even tone-deaf. Here’s how to audit what you’re saying and realign it with where your audiences actually are.