The Brooklyn Community Foundation, the Office of the Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz, and the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce on Friday announced the release of two Requests for Proposals from Brooklyn nonprofit organizations working with the communities and individuals most affected by Hurricane Sandy.
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Homage to Milton Glaser’s famous I Love New York logo, showing support for proving help to victims of Hurricane Sandy.
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Fortunately, power is up in our office and we are all safe and sound. But we know this is not the case for all of our fellow friends in New York, New Jersey and elsewhere. In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, we offer our support and well wishes to those in need.
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Finding the human interest story is key to getting media coverage. See how 2 newspapers picked up the same story.
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This promotional campaign promotes The Jewish Education Project’s Young Pioneers Awards event recognizing individuals with innovative ideas in Jewish education.
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In engaging a humorous approach, this ad aims to capture the attention of the younger, family-oriented demographic JCT was hoping to attract, and showcases the range of benefits in a friendly way.
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The social contagion effect means that people influence other individuals’ actions and beliefs without meaning to, and the person being influenced doesn’t realize it is happening. When it comes to cause-related campaigns, this is pretty important stuff; there are different means of motivating supporters that we may never have considered before.
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Getting media coverage for your organization can provide a tremendous boost in creating public awareness for your work. This session will present the basics of crafting your organizational story in a way that is understandable to the media.
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Instagram. Facebook Cover Photos. Twitpics. It seems everywhere you look, things are becoming more visual than ever before. The same goes for the world of public relations. What once was an arena based solely on succinct and efficient writing is now a place where visuals are all but demanded. Here’s how to stay ahead.
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Is your email newsletter putting your readers to sleep with unwanted information, extraneous clutter, and a general failure to connect? An email newsletter is a great way to keep up with donors, members, participants and others, but only if you do it right. Here are some tips for getting your newsletter read.
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This social service agency was looking for an update on their brand. After an assessment of all their marketing materials and a review of similar organizations in the surrounding counties, we created new language to describe agency, a new logo, a brand presentation, and a new website.
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Your organization is on Twitter. You have a follower base. You have interacted with the people who reach out to you and you have created small trends among your community. But how can nonprofits continue to grow on Twitter? By using various tools, your organization can continue to engage your audience on a number of levels.
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