https://www.dropbox.com/s/t8kjnp6q2jzsf2k/Communication%20in%20Nonprofit%20Organizations%20People%20and%20Practice.pdf?dl=0

Communication in nonprofit organizations is not a support function; it is a strategic imperative. To align "People" and "Practice," organizations should:

Because the "product" is often intangible (e.g., a better educated community, a cleaner environment), communication becomes the primary vehicle for making the mission visible.

Nonprofit organizations exist to serve a social purpose, and their success depends on their ability to engage with stakeholders, including donors, volunteers, clients, and the wider community. Communication is key to building and maintaining these relationships, and to ensuring that stakeholders understand the organization's mission, goals, and impact.

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