Free Downloadable Guide
At a time when nonprofits and companies can reach employees through myriad channels — from postings on Facebook to company intranets to posters on bulletin boards in the employee break room — storytelling is becoming more important than ever. It can inspire employees to give for the first time, offer rewards for those who have already given and show customers and clients that your company is making a difference.
If your company is looking to more effectively tell its story to employees and customers — or if your nonprofit is looking to provide your corporate partners with ready-made stories that will help inspire more giving — this guide can help.
Storytelling examples and insights from the corporate and nonprofit perspective, including Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, Share Our Strength (No Kid Hungry), Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF), and National Cooperative Bank (NCB). |
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To present ideas and resources to help your team find and share stories with employees. |
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To provide worksheets (which can be downloaded in MS Word format) to help your team put your storytelling plan into action. |
The most effective stories are really about the audience. As a result, you need to help them see themselves in the story you're telling.