by Charity Charms Team | Apr 8, 2024 | Awareness Months, Blog, Campaigns, Cause Marketing, Charity Spotlight, Community Engagement, Donation Incentive, Fundraising, Fundraising Events, GivingTuesday, Inspirations, Resources, Success Stories, Uses
4 Ways to Elevate Your Marketing Campaigns with Charms In the competitive marketing landscape, finding unique ways to stand out and connect with your audience is key. Custom charms offer a creative and versatile solution, providing a range of benefits for your brand....
by Charity Charms Team | Nov 13, 2023 | Blog, Inspirations, Resources
Unlocking Small Nonprofits’ Power: Insights from Cause Marketing Expert Joe Waters At Georgetown University’s New Strategies “Rising” Program, Joe Waters, the acclaimed authority on cause marketing, shared invaluable insights tailored to small...
by Charity Charms Team | Mar 10, 2023 | Inspirations, Product Spotlight, Resources
The Power of Symbols When organizations begin, one main goal is to figure out what its purpose is in the world. Is it helping people? Uniting people through a common goal or passion? Does it offer a unique product or service? Once you determine this key factor, you...
by Kay McDonald | Aug 24, 2021 | Inspirations, Resources, Uses
5 Brands That Get Social Media Marketing Right Social media is an important part of any organization. Whether you love or hate it, it can be used to reach your supporters, inform them, get them involved, and when used correctly, is a great marketing tool. With that in...
by Kay McDonald | Aug 23, 2021 | Campaigns, Resources, Uses
3 Critical Things to Consider When Re-Branding The past year has made many industries and organizations take a deeper look at themselves and many have decided to reassess their brand. Everyone from nonprofits like March of Dimes to companies like Burger King is taking...
by Kay McDonald | Feb 12, 2021 | Campaigns, Cause Marketing, Fundraising, Fundraising Events, Key to Strength, Resources, Uses
2021 Fundraising Trends If there was one big lesson from 2020 it was our need to be flexible. Adapting and being resilient was completely necessary. The year really taught us the need to step back and flow with the situation rather than rowing a boat against the...
