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Covering why engagement is so important in social media and practical advise and tips so you can be successful at it.

This template has been designed to help voluntary and community organisations develop their own fundraising strategy. This template can be amended to suit your organisation.

This document makes the case for gender inclusive communication, and lists guidelines and rules to consider in written communication and marketing materials.

This guide walks you through constructing your perfect elevator pitch and helps you to avoid common mistakes organisations often make. You’ll also find a Nonprofit Mad Libs template to start you off in the right direction.

This tool from BuzzSumo helps you to research the best content topics on the internet. Find out which stories get shared most on social media and use this as jumping off point for creating your own. (Free 30 day trial, no card needed)

You might spend months planning donor appreciation events and hours arranging visits with your nonprofit’s biggest supporters. Connecting with individuals who give their time and money to your nonprofit is important, and it can be done on social media in addition to in person! Stay in the forefront of your donors’ minds and busy schedules by connecting with them where they already spend hours of their time—social media. Keep reading for four tips to help you connect with your donors on social media.

This document offers example questions we can include in a gender smart needs assessment. It includes four areas: Decision Making Power, Supporting Structures, Self-efficacy and Personal Environment. Page 41

A breakdown of what to include in your organisations brand style guide.