I have a side project that I've organized. It aims to help nonprofits to reach and engage their supporters and donors online. It is absolutely free for them. However, so far I couldn't find an optimal way to reach out to them. Any suggestions?
Partnering with a local business can give your non-profit more visibility and financial stability, among other perks. Many non-profits make the mistake of using just one outreach technique, like email. If your non-profit was written about favourably in a BBC news article last year or rated highly by Charity Navigator, mention those achievements prominently in your reports and on your website. Consider sharing thorough details about how your non-profit has a direct and positive impact in the local community, not just the world at large. It is a place where non-profit partnerships are mentioned, including details about notable causes. That is why it is smart to bring up specific ways people can volunteer at your non-profit. There is so much emphasis put on relationship building during outreach that some people forget to be up front about the business side of things. Do not waste time showering a company with compliments without ever stating what you need from them. Partnerships come in many forms, and some may begin when a prominent company simply follows your non-profit on social media. Take time to also explain how a proposed partnership would help your non-profit and benefit the company you are approaching, too. Company representatives should find it is easier to answer the “what’s in it for me?” question.
Besides if you do have any questions give me a call: https://clarity.fm/joy-brotonath
