Nonprofit Communications

Juggling online accounts can be wearying and mind-numbing. Help is available, though, to help budget-minded communicators engage with the public and respond to their target audiences.

Whether your aim is to boost awareness, funds or inspiration, follow these 12 examples and give prospective donors a more immersive, visceral experience.

A shoestring budget needn’t leave your organization hamstrung. Try these approaches to find donors and raise awareness of your good works.

To bring attention and federal aid to its devastated health system, administrators court media attention with human-interest pieces. Here are key elements of their life-and-death mission.

For messaging success, make your donors feel heroic, keep it uplifting and show tangible proof of your results.

Your small budget doesn’t have to get in the way of your big plans.

Do you dream of making a successful jump from news to nonprofit communications? This advice will help.

Some 500 pro football players helped raise awareness—and money—for their favorite charities. Check out how those athletes have stepped up to help educate fans.

ChildFund International has a slightly different message for consumers this Mother’s Day, but you’ll have to be fluent in moving images to decipher it.

The movement has gained popularity online and internationally, raising money and awareness for men’s health. Here’s how you can make your efforts as successful.

Benevolent organizations can always use help raising awareness and funds. Here are methods for putting the live video streaming app to work toward those goals.

Letting your non-charismatic CEO narrate or failing to consider your target audience can doom your effort and waste lots of time, money and energy. Don’t fall into these common traps.

What can Amazon.com and the digitization of medicine teach the health care industry about innovation—and communication?