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There’s plenty of food in America; yet 1 in 7 people (including 1 in 5 kids) still don’t have the food they need to thrive so we’re doing something a little different this year. To commemorate our third annual National Traffic Door Day, which celebrates traffic doors and the businesses that use them to keep customers and employees safe, we want to make a positive impact in the communities where we operate and reside. As part of our commitment to giving back, we are delighted to announce our support for Feeding America during the month of September, in observance of #HungerActionMonth. For every action taken, including posting a selfie with a traffic door, following the Chase & Eliason LinkedIn pages, liking our social media posts, and sharing our content, we will donate $10 to Feeding America. Furthermore, on September 28, we will double our contributions for each action performed. We believe that by coming together and taking these simple actions, we can make a meaningful difference in the fight against hunger. Join us in this initiative and help us make a positive impact in the lives of those in need. Together, we can create a brighter future for our communities. To learn more about National Traffic Door Day go to https://lnkd.in/decG5Mg8 and use #NationalTrafficDoorDay on social media platforms. #NationalTrafficDoorDay #HungerActionMonth #trafficdoor

Independent news organizations are the backbone of informed communities, holding power accountable and providing crucial context for the issues we face. In New Jersey, this is especially critical. Our state’s unique blend of dense urban areas, sprawling suburbs, and rural communities creates a need for hyper-local reporting that addresses the nuances of each region. Here’s a list of reputable nonprofit newsrooms in New Jersey that you can support this #GivingTuesday:

In a city as diverse as Los Angeles, smaller media outlets play a vital role in informing and connecting our communities. These outlets often tell stories that larger platforms overlook—stories that resonate deeply with the people they serve. But supporting these local voices goes beyond just donations. It’s about ensuring our clients see the value in: ✅ Advertising with them to sustain their operations ✅ Providing reporters with access to thought leaders on emerging issues ✅ Inviting them to events where they can connect with social and political influencers When we uplift these outlets, we’re not just supporting media—we’re fostering stronger, more informed communities. Let’s keep the conversations going and the connections growing. If you’re looking for a way to make a difference, this is it. Let’s champion AfroLA and ensure these critical stories continue to be told. #SupportLocalMedia #DiversityInMedia #CommunityImpact

There’s plenty of food in America; yet 1 in 7 people (including 1 in 5 kids) still don’t have the food they need to thrive so we’re doing something a little different this year. To commemorate our third annual National Traffic Door Day, which celebrates traffic doors and the businesses that use them to keep customers and employees safe, we want to make a positive impact in the communities where we operate and reside. As part of our commitment to giving back, we are delighted to announce our support for Feeding America during the month of September, in observance of #HungerActionMonth. For every action taken, including posting a selfie with a traffic door, following the Chase & Eliason LinkedIn pages, liking our social media posts, and sharing our content, we will donate $10 to Feeding America. Furthermore, on September 28, we will double our contributions for each action performed. We believe that by coming together and taking these simple actions, we can make a meaningful difference in the fight against hunger. Join us in this initiative and help us make a positive impact in the lives of those in need. Together, we can create a brighter future for our communities. To learn more about National Traffic Door Day go to https://lnkd.in/gfkBS69S and use #NationalTrafficDoorDay on social media platforms. #NationalTrafficDoorDay #HungerActionMonth #trafficdoors

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Copywriting for charities can be quite challenging. A big reason? Most often, the writer is younger and prone to "smart" writing and less likely to tap into feeling-based language connecting to the donor's identity. Here's one very important tidbit from the Institute for Sustainable Philanthropy: "Associating the right kind of emotion with the right kind of identity is particularly important for donors aged between 65 and 85 because their decisions are more feeling-based than thinking-based, in comparison to people between 18 and 35 (Mikels et al, 2010)."

I love making these 60 second success stories for two reasons: 1. It's amusing to see how fast I can talk when I have a deadline of 60 seconds. ⏰ (Full disclosure, I did have to put this video on 1.1 speed to hit the goal time!) 2. From the marketing department, it's not often that I have the opportunity to deep dive the stories our customers tell. When I make these, I truly get to understand the obstacles our nonprofit storytellers face & how we help overcome them. 🦊 What story can you tell in 60 seconds? #nonprofitstorytelling #memoryfox

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Oh my god, this. The capitalist and patriarchal belief that people working in the third sector should do so for next to nothing mirrors how little we value care and how much we expect sacrifice from the "feminine" spaces in our society. VCSE organisations, in the wake of endemic public sector shortfalls and ongoing private sector extraction, are taking on society's equivalent of domestic and emotional labour. Just like teachers, nurses and civil servants, why do we believe people working in communities, charity and social enterprises should do so out of the goodness of their heart? Financially, they're often only in a *marginally* better position than those they exist to support. The only organisations which disadvantaged, marginalised and vulnerable communities trust are charities, and they reason everyone else is no longer willing or able to give is because work no longer pays and civil service hinders rather than help the people it exists to serve. Instead of compounding and upholding the neoliberal bollocks around "big society", what if we all - journalists included - actually asked people what they were experiencing, rather than make assumptions and pushing agendas?