CharityHowTo is proud to offer the most comprehensive and tactical nonprofit marketing and communications training available with The Next Level Nonprofit Marketing and Communications Summit being presented live online on March 14 - March 15, 2023.
We’re bringing together six industry experts and thought leaders over two days to give your nonprofit a deep dive into relevant topics on marketing and communications that will take your nonprofit to the NEXT LEVEL.
This summit will be available at three tiers:

Presented live online on
March 14 - March 15, 2023
12-4 pm EST each day
Bringing together six industry experts and thought leaders for our Ultimate Nonprofit Marketing and Communications Summit. Experts will cover key topics affecting todays nonprofit marketing and communications strategies and trends.
- The Not Overwhelming Social Media Playbook for 2023 - Dana Snyder
- Visual Storytelling: How to Make Video a Core Part of Your Marketing Mix - Dannielle Stewart
- How to Use Story-Based Marketing to Increase Your Fundraising Efforts - Shereese Floyd
- When Fundraising meets Marketing - Ephraim Gopin
- From Exploitation to Empathy: Equitable Marketing &Communications Strategies for Your Nonprofit - Caliopy Glaros
- How to Maximize the Marketing Effectiveness of Your Facebook Ads - Jeremy Haselwood

Summit pricing levels 
$99
Platinum: Live + On-Demand Access
- Full access to March 14th - March 15th summit, 12NOON - 4 PM each day
- All event bonus materials
- All summit session recordings
- Full access to these CharityHowTo On-demand webinars
- How to Build a Strategic Communications Plan for Mission-Driven Success
- How to Create & Organize Your Nonprofit's Social Media Marketing Plan!
- How To Create A Social Media Content Strategy That Converts
- How To Make Your Cause Memorable: Nonprofit Marketing Strategies and Tactics
$49
Premium: Live + On-Demand Access
- Full access to March 14th - March 15th summit, 12NOON - 4 PM each day
- All event bonus materials
- All summit session recordings
$0
Free: Live
- Full access to live summit
Speakers List
Dannielle Stewart
Visual Storytelling: How to Make Video a Core Part of Your Marketing Mix
Being able to comprehensively communicate your message to various audiences requires strategy so that you not only meet and find your stakeholders where they are but that you are offering value, connection, and trust as you do so. Across traditional, organic, and paid media, it has become clear that the right story also deserves the right medium.Join us as we talk about why visual storytelling matters and how it drives action from your audience, how to identify your most-compelling message, pitfalls, and challenges to avoid. We'll review concrete action items on how to prepare ahead of time, discuss tools that make visual storytelling accessible on any budget, and walk away feeling confident, excited, and ready to put visual storytelling to work for you.
Shereese Floyd
How to Use Story-Based Marketing to Increase Your Fundraising Efforts
- Why storytelling matters in fundraising
- The difference between storytelling and statistics (and how to bring numbers to life)
- Why you should begin a story with the end in mind
- Three common pitfalls to watch out for in storytelling
Dana Snyder
The Not Overwhelming Social Media Playbook for 2023
When there’s always something new or trending with social media, how can you keep up? What will *actually* move the needle?
During this session, you’ll learn how to determine what social media channels you should focus your time and energy on, how to create content WITHOUT a big budget, and creative ways to move social followers to new supporters.
Ephraim Gopin
When Fundraising meets Marketing Quick tips on media outreach
Caliopy Glaros
From Exploitation to Empathy: Equitable Marketing &Communications Strategies for Your Nonprofit
Since the term “poverty porn” first appeared in 1981, much has been said about the exploitation of human suffering to inspire charitable giving. Yet many organizations still struggle to communicate their impact in a way that authentically represents the issue and preserves the dignity of those affected by it. In a refreshing take on this provocative issue, Caliopy Glaros invites attendees to move beyond shifts in lexicon and imagery, in order to embrace methods that both challenge assumptions and inspire empathy. Attendees will leave this session with an applicable communications strategy and the concrete process they can take back to their organizations and begin utilizing immediately.