They couldn’t afford an ongoing PR agency retainer.
Their story wasn’t reaching donors or the public.
Local media didn’t know they existed.
Written in AP style, making it easy for journalists to pick up.
Framed with a clear, compelling narrative about the nonprofit’s mission.
Distributed strategically to reach the right local media outlets.
The press release was picked up by a local TV station.
The nonprofit was interviewed on air, giving them visibility they never thought possible.
The coverage boosted donations and awareness in a way no ad budget could have achieved.
The win gave their team renewed confidence and momentum to keep growing.
Nonprofits don’t need massive PR budgets to get meaningful exposure. What they need is the right story, framed the right way, delivered to the right people.
For this nonprofit, one press release created the kind of visibility that amplified their mission and fueled their impact.