There was a time, not all that long ago, when the marketing effort for most non-profit organizations was limited to direct mail appeals twice a year. Organizations became more and more well-known within the community through word-of-mouth, and their brand consisted of their logo, tagline, and their standing in the community. Non-profits were often looked at as being sub-par with other local businesses, and while they may have had the respect of the people living in the community they serve, it wasn't the same as if they were a for-profit business.  My, how times have changed.

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Today, non-profits find themselves operating with a completely different mindset, in a world where the competition is tough, even brutal. In order to simply survive, non-profits must become aggressive in their marketing efforts to gain the eye and favor of the community. A solid marketing strategy has become as essential as a mission statement.

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Within your marketing strategy needs to be a solid communications plan, to ensure you are interacting with your donors and constituents. Communication with your supporters is critical to your success. With three decades of experience working with non-profit organizations, we understand how to find and deliver your message. And we know how to get results.

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Organizations we have worked with include Tennyson Center for Children, Firefly Autism, Center for Domestic Violence at UCD, Colorado Cancer Research Program, Women In Crisis Counseling & Assistance of Alaska (WICCA), Operation Santa, Rocky Mountain Children's Law Center, Rocky Mountain Cares, Laradon Denver, Clinica Tepeyac, Mt. St. Vincent Home, One Colorado, and Shelter Matters, among others. Let's add the name of your organization to that list.