5. Sharing the story of an impacted community member
4. A handwritten letter from a board or staff member telling them exactly which project or neighborhood their donation affected
3. Unique media that's shareable for their network
2. Irreplicable swag: hand made card by a local designer, a small batch print from a local artist, etc.
1. One on one, in person. A coffee or a cocktail is high touch and low cost!
5. Figure out what kind of optimization works best for your digital collateral. A simple SEO strategy is a good place to start. 4. Look to your current readership/followers/audience for clues. Who int
5. Give your board a "guided tour" of your annual report or any document that outlines staff work; not just the metrics or financials, but supporting anecdotes and details for your programming. 4. Bit
5. Don't reinvent the wheel. Are there past projects, drafts, or other materials you can look back at for inspiration? 4. Set a deadline. Hold yourself accountable to a team member by asking them to r