People are more likely to increase their involvement with an organization after telling their friends about it. You can literally watch people becoming more bonded with an organization or cause. Advocacy Guest Bloggers Nonprofit Communications nptech Social NetworkingDave Raley of Masterworks. Guest Post by Dave Raley. MORE >>

We all crave an awesomely compelling way to talk and write about our organizations. Our organization just helped 5, 462 elementary school students learn to read last year.” Let me share a quick story: I was board chair for an organization that helped low-income women become self-sufficient through business training and loans. MORE >>

million non-profit organizations) face. But, how can higher education institutions increase funding when so many potential donors are clamoring to save or stay afloat financially (much less compete with millions of non-profit organizations for the same pool of dollars)? Fundraising Guest Bloggers Nonprofit Communications MORE >>

And if you are embarrassed with your organization’s current logo or think it’s just time for a change, be sure to join us February 8th for Julia’s webinar called, “ Help! Graphic Design Guest Bloggers Nonprofit CommunicationsJulia Reich. Today we are moving on with a new topic. My Logo Sucks! Not trendy. Great! MORE >>

logo, as the visual representation of your nonprofit brand, is often the first touchpoint your audience will have with your organization. Typefaces: for the name of the organization. Imagery: if used, an icon or other graphic should enhance the name of the organization, not overshadow it. Julia Reich. Is it impactful ? MORE >>