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Non-Profit Storytelling Tips

What’s Your Best Storytelling Tip?

On Monday we’re kicking off The 2015 Storytelling Non-Profit Virtual Conference! There’s still time to register for the sessions – all of which are free.

Every week on the blog I strive to offer practical storytelling tips.

Today I want to hear your storytelling tips!

What have you tried that’s worked well? What hasn’t worked well?

Have a favorite interview question?

Got an idea for working with staff members to get great stories?

Have a favorite example of storytelling that inspires you?

Leave a comment below with your best tip!

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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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Comments

  1. Michael Schmidt says

    February 26, 2015 at 8:47 am

    When capturing stories to share it helps to always ask “what could we have done better in the process?” What could we have shown you, sent to you, have you read, etc, that would have made your journey easier or better? The answers we get drive our future efforts to ensure that in addition to telling powerful, mission-focused stories, we are meeting real needs of patients and families we serve. It mixes very well with donor focused communications as well.

  2. Vanessa Chase says

    February 26, 2015 at 2:45 pm

    Michael – that’s a great tip! It’s so important to get feedback and asking for feedback about your story collecting process is a great idea.

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