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Resources for Non Profiits
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A short video which shows how a nonprofit can use good storytelling to further its cause.
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Individual stories about volunteers at Ronald McDonald House in Toronto, who they are, how they help and the effect volunteering has on them and the people they help.
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Provides a five step process by which small and medium sized nonprofits can use to help them build a corporate partnership. The toolkit has questions and checklists the organization can fill out as well as other resources that they may be helpful.
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The author provides some tips for nonprofits to consider for when implementing a corporate giving plan such as preparing a value proposition and exploring non-monetary options.
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Website devoted to Let’s Talk, Bell’s mental health initiative including how to help, results and impact and how to get help and toolkits.
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Written by the chair of Bell’s Mental Health Initiative who presents her view on what makes an effective partnership between nonprofits and businesses. Understanding why a company gives as well as the need for communication and public relations are some of the things to be considered when developing a partnership.
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Partnerships between a nonprofit and a business can have many benefits for both parties and establishing a good partnership takes time and planning. The guide provides basic tips and questions for nonprofits to use towards building a partnership with businesses.
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The need to develop a social media presence has been recognized as being important to a nonprofits success. While Facebook and Twitter have been the major tools most organizations use for their social media, the author discusses how new social media platforms such as Instagram, and Pinterest can expand and add value to a nonprofit. Additional resources are provided at the end of the article.
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A code for organizations to use for volunteer involvement including value and benefits, guiding principles and organizational standards
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A guide for organizations to use to aid in the development or revision of screening policies or practices.