About BRCAStrong BRCA Strong is a Miami-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting women before and after mastectomy surgery as they navigate breast cancer treatment, recovery, and survivorship. Their mission is to provide community, confidence, and care through resources, support programs, and empowerment initiatives. With a small, committed team and a growing community of women turning to them for guidance. The Challenge BRCA Strong needed a way to show up online with the cons

About The Crayon Initiative The Crayon Initiative is a California-based nonprofit with a $5M annual operating budget, dedicated to bringing art, comfort, and creativity to children in hospitals across the country. With programs rooted in art, healthcare, and child wellbeing, their mission is to give kids a moment of joy in some of the hardest moments of their lives. The challenge: Increasing visibility and funding without adding headcount Like many nonprofits, The Crayon Init

You could have the most incredible impact story in the world. But if you’re not sharing it regularly, it’s as good as hidden. Nonprofits thrive on relationships. Whether it’s with donors, volunteers, or community partners, those relationships are built over time. And right now, most of that time is spent online. If you only show up on social media when you’re in fundraising mode, you’re not building a relationship. You’re making a cold call. And cold calls are hard to close.

Federal grants have long been a cornerstone of nonprofit funding, providing essential support for programs that address housing, food insecurity, healthcare, and education. But with new rounds of budget cuts looming, many nonprofit leaders are asking the same question: How will we continue to meet community needs if these funds disappear? The truth is that while federal cuts can feel overwhelming, nonprofits have options to adapt, diversify, and build resilience. The Risk of

When a nonprofit is preparing a grant application, one of the most overlooked yet powerful steps is aligning with the funder’s priorities. Funders are not just handing out money, they are investing in causes that advance their own values, missions, and strategies for change. The closer your organization’s story aligns with that vision, the greater the chance of receiving funding.   Every nonprofit leader knows the frustration of pouring hours into a grant proposal only to be

Every nonprofit is powered by words that set the course for its work: the mission, the vision, and the statement of need. Each of these plays a vital role in defining identity, inspiring support, and securing funding. While they often appear side by side in proposals and on websites, they are not interchangeable. Knowing the differences, and how they complement one another, can be the key to building a strong foundation for your organization and winning grants. The mission is

Social media can feel overwhelming for nonprofit leaders, especially when every platform seems to have its own rules, formats, and features. But understanding the different types of posts available on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn can help you use them strategically to build awareness, engage your community, and even catch the attention of potential funders. Each type of post plays a unique role, and learning how to mix them together creates a strong online presence witho

For many nonprofit teams, grant writing and reporting are essential but resource-intensive tasks. With staff stretched thin and funding competition increasing, more organizations are turning to AI to save time, uncover opportunities, and make data-driven decisions. Why Nonprofits Are Turning to AI Faster Research:  AI can sift through thousands of potential funders in seconds, narrowing to those most aligned with your mission. Smarter Drafting:  From needs statements to budge

You’re juggling donors, board reports, program updates, and maybe three different calendars. When it’s finally time to review your next batch of social media content, the last thing you want is a back-and-forth that eats up another afternoon. We get it. You’re not here to play email tag. You’re here to move your mission forward. So let’s make this easy. Giving feedback on social media posts shouldn’t feel like another to-do. But when it’s too vague or too brief, we risk missi