Donors yawn at boring brands. So it’s not enough to have clear communications. You must also be compelling. Ten million nonprofits are vying for the same attention. The best way to stand out? A bold brand personality. Don’t know yours yet? Here’s a quiz to get you started.
CSR should be about more than just donations. But too often, nonprofits focus on money alone. And miss out on valuable opportunities, expertise, and resources. Learn how to pitch private sector partners the right way with our guide to developing your shared value CSR pitch.
Nonprofits and social enterprises must get better at pitching… if they want to get better at fundraising… so they can get better at creating impact. The Mighty Ally pitch deck format is based on story arc best practices and our years of brand-building experience. Five sections, that’s it.
When asked what you do, don’t actually start your pitch with what you do. Because a problem statement from your theory of change is the first, most powerful step in comms. People must understand the issue before caring about your mission. So hit them with the problem you solve, first.
More and more people are talking about our Fundable/Findable Framework. And we’re talking about it more too. As demand for our expertise increases, public speaking has become part of our own theory of change — to scale this brand discipline in the social sector.