Episode 155: What are the latest nonprofit communications trends?

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Episode 221: How can you move from swag to storytelling?

Nonprofit swag can be something that people want to use and wear. Carl Glenn, director of communications and strategy at Grand Street Settlement, talks with Farra Trompeter, co-director, about turning merchandise into a storytelling tool. They explore how to make affordable, wear ...  Show more

Episode 220: How can you accelerate planned giving?

Planned giving can feel intimidating, especially if your team is small and your days are already full. But you don’t need dedicated staff, or expensive resources. Farra Trompeter, co-director, talks with Tony Martignetti, evangelist for planned giving and author of Planned Giving ...  Show more

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