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Webinar

Master your impact story for GivingTuesday and beyond 

  • October 6 at 1:00PM ET

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You know your nonprofit is making a difference, but too often funders don’t respond the way you hope. They miss the heart of your mission or overlook the real impact you’re creating. 

With GivingTuesday and year-end giving right around the corner, there’s no better time to strengthen your evaluation data, storytelling and craft the compelling pitch that moves funders to action. 

Join us on October 6th at 1:00pm ET to learn how to turn your impact into investment by building a story that funders understand, believe in, and want to support.  

You’ll be able to: 

  • Have the framework to build a pitch that quickly communicates your problem, approach, and impact, leaving funders wanting more 
  • Blend evaluation data with narrative to create compelling funding cases that resonate with funders and justify donor support 
  • Learn what elements can be applied to Giving Tuesday or other end of year campaigns for general donorsend-of-year 
  • Recognize common storytelling pitfalls nonprofits make when pitching to funders and how to avoid them 

Don’t leave funders guessing about your impact. Register now to learn how to develop a clear, confident impact story that will serve you during year-end giving season and beyond.

Speaker

Emily Taylor
Principal, teenyBIG

Emily Taylor has over 20 years of experience helping nonprofits translate impact data into compelling stories that resonate with funders. She applies a distinctive listening methodology to uncover meaningful patterns and first-hand quotes from the communities organizations serve. Her clients span a wide variety of sectors—including the American Academy of Pediatrics, National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners, ACTION Housing, and Feeding America. Emily’s approach balances strategic thinking with genuine empathy for people’s motivations, allowing her to help nonprofit leaders paint a solid picture of their impact. Based in Chicago, she serves on the board of Onward Neighborhood House and is co-chair of the Membership Committee for Chicago Women in Philanthropy. 

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