Ten Advocacy Calls to Action for Nonprofits
Colin Delany of Epolitics.com shares 10 call to action ideas for nonprofits that are sure to break up their routine and catch their advocates' eye.
Galvanize & Grow with Innovative Tactics to Attract & Retain Supporters
Every nonprofit relies on its supporters to take action, volunteer and donate. If your digital engagement programs don’t help your organization stand out, prepare to fall short of your goals. Read on for some tips to modernize your messages and forms that will help you galvanize and grow advocates.
Lessons on Policymakers, Gender Equality, and Data
Equal Measures 2030 was able to get some insight into policymakers’ perspectives on gender equality and how much these were grounded in data and evidence.
Advocating Nonprofit Advocacy: The Myth That 501(C)(3)s Can’t Engage in Advocacy
It's a myth that nonprofits cannot engage in advocacy. This blog post will walk you through how your organization can participate in nonprofit advocacy.
Tips for Riding the Media Wave to Increase Nonprofit Support
Here are three steps your organization can take to start leveraging the power of the news cycle to tell your stories and raise money.
[New Report] Giving in an Election Year
To understand—based on the findings in this report—that engagement in one aspect of public and community life encourages us to engage more strongly with other aspects, is extraordinarily affirming.
How to Influence the Conversation Around Your Next Campaign
There’s a flurry of conversation happening about the issues your organization works on that can move the needle on your campaign.
3 Ways Your Creative Can Move Your Social Movement Forward
Some of the most successful social movements for good developed strategies and approaches where creative was included to spark involvement from participants.
Join the ‘Advocacy Action Then Donation Ask’ Bandwagon
I love the smell of a well formatted advocacy thank you page in the morning.
Still More Tips for Election Planning
part 3 in blog series about election planning [...]
