Social Media Management for Nonprofits
Social media for nonprofits that shows the mission at work
Donors, volunteers and the people you serve all check your page, and most nonprofits have nobody with time to film the work as it happens. We plan it, film it and post it, and every post asks for one thing: give, volunteer, come to the event or reach out for help.
Quoted to scope. Scope and price are agreed before you commit to anything.
Social videos we have made
All our work →Hover or tap a video for sound.
Pavers vs concrete
Double the quote
This isn't stone
Free slider or shake
Fryer to tray
Grand opening giveaway
Recovery isn't optional
This doesn't look like much yet
No shared space
Right now it's concrete
Social Media Management
What we would make for nonprofits
The mission in one minute
One program on one day, shown as it really happens, so people see what their support does.
Volunteer spotlights
A volunteer on why they keep showing up, asking the next person to join them.
Before the event
Short videos in the weeks before a fundraiser or drive, each with the date and one way to take part.
Where your business is
Is this the right step for you?
Just starting out
Fits bestThis is where it fits best. A new nonprofit needs people to see the work before they trust a name they have never heard, and steady posts give them that.
Busy, but stuck on word of mouth
If support comes from the same loyal circle, social media is where their friends go to check you out. Make sure they find the work happening now, not a page that went quiet.
Growing a team
With more programs there is more to show. Posting it steadily keeps donors close and shows future volunteers and staff a group that is busy.
The work
What you get
- A content plan built around what you sell and who buys it.
- Filming and editing done by our own crew.
- Posting and upkeep on your accounts, so they stay active.
- Every video made to ask for something: a call, a booking, a visit.
The price
Quoted to scope. Scope and price are agreed before you commit to anything.
Questions
What nonprofits ask us
Will you film the people we serve?
Only with their permission and yours. Much of the work can be shown through staff, volunteers and places, and we plan with you what stays off camera.
Does our director have to be on camera?
No. The work and the volunteers can carry it. If your director is comfortable on camera, a few words from the person who leads it build trust fast.
What does it cost?
Media production is quoted to scope: what we film, how many days, and what you get at the end. Scope and price are agreed before you commit to anything.
Who does the filming?
Our own crew. We plan it with you, film it and edit it in house, and guide you through each step.
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Plan my social media
Content made to bring in customers, planned, filmed and posted for you.
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