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Storytelling Resource Round Up

Non-Profit Storytelling Resource Round Up – Vol. 16

Is anyone else in disbelief that it’s August already? This year is flying by and I hope it’s been treating you well so far.

Today’s post is another addition of the Non-Profit Storytelling Resource Round-Up.

Every month I feature a list of curated storytelling resources from around the web. This month’s list is a fun combination of storytelling resources, tips for fundraising and other inspiration.

Enjoy!

Interviews & Resources

On Monday, August 13 I’ll be hosting another Storytelling Lunchtime Hangout. Tune in for a great hour of learning and Q&A. This month’s topic is getting board members to tell stories.

Over on the Wild Woman Fundraising blog I shared tips for telling a compelling impact story.

Last month on Claire Axelrad’s blog I shared 7 Storytelling Tips to Inspire Nonprofit Donors to Act.

Jeff Brooks is one of my favorite non-profit bloggers, so I was over the moon excited to discover that he mentioned one of my posts on his blog!

Storytelling

Upworthy released a presentation about their editorial vision and it’s genius (like everything they do)!

Define American is a cause working on a new conversation about immigration and they are using stories as a part of their core strategy.

Ever wonder if your email subject line is any good? Try using CoSchedule’s Headline Analyzer.

Care2 shared Four Classic Storylines for Nonprofits.

Simone Joyaux wrote a wonderful piece in Nonprofit Quarterly that discusses the important role of stories in fundraising.

Sharing stories in your newsletter is a great idea, but sometimes it can be difficult to get your newsletter out the door. My friend and colleague, Andrea Brody put together a great workbook that will help you plan your newsletter.

More Reading

Why you should be intentional.

I LOVE Shonda Rhimes. She’s one of the creative writers that I look up to. Her commencement speech at Dartmouth is nothing short of inspiring.

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About Vanessa Chase Lockshin

My name is Vanessa Chase Lockshin, and I want to empower you to tell your story. In my personal life, finding ways to tell my stories has been a transformational practice. In my fundraising life, I’ve helped hundreds of organizations tell their stories to engage and inspire their donors. To date, my work has helped non-profits raise over $10 million.

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