Designing marketing collateral like infographics, flyers, and ads helps nonprofits communicate their mission, promote events, and encourage support. Well-designed materials boost visibility, raise awareness, and strengthen connections with supporters.
One Sheets
Partnership Communication
Girls on the Run Partnership - Regional Director Communication
Girls on the Run Partnership - Development to Donor Communication
Posters
Giving Tuesday Round Up Ask
Giving Tuesday Thank You
Print Ad
Let Me Run Donated Ad Space
infographic
Emotional Authenticity
Race Bibs
social media
Managing social media for a nonprofit raises awareness, engages supporters, and promotes its mission. By sharing stories and updates, it fosters community and drives donations or volunteer involvement.
Let Me Run takes our commitment and responsibility to our communities across the country very seriously. Due to the concern and the cancellation of after-school programs and activities in our area, Let Me Run Greater Charlotte will not be moving forward with our Spring 2020 season or our 5k race.
However, we would like to thank all of our 5k race sponsors from this spring. Because of their support, we are able to continue to grow a new generation of healthy boys and men.
A huge thank you to all of our sponsors!
Want to learn more about how you can run in the TCS New York City Marathon this November? Join our live conference call on March 26th at 10:00 a.m. with the Let Me Run team and former Team Long Run member Tim Mann!
Our staff will answer all of your questions and provide you with the inside scoop on all the perks Team Long Run has and the impact you can make as a charity runner.
Register today!
bit.ly/NYCM-Conference
It's the final week of our at home workouts! You've worked so hard for this moment. You've got this! #AtHomeTogether
Interested in running the world’s largest marathon? Join “Team Long Run” to receive guaranteed entry into the 50th anniversary of the TCS New York City Marathon. While fundraising for Let Me Run, you’ll receive a customized training plan, an exclusive Let Me Run team shirt, and so much more! Apply today at bit.ly/2020-NYCM or tag your friends in the comments below.
Let Me Run is so fortunate to be able to say that we have been listed on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services website: "As part of its national call to action, Adolescent Health: Think, Act, Grow® (TAG)" initiative.
Thanks to all of you who continue to support us. We really couldn't do it without you!
It's time to CHANGE THE DEFINITION and let boys and men know they can be their true selves instead of trying to live up to society's stoic, unhealthy definition of what it means to be a man.
This year for #GivingTuesday, #GiveChange. When you donate to Let Me Run, you’re giving boys the freedom to be healthy and be themselves, which has the power to change society for the better.
Society's ideas about masculinity can put a mask on our boys. Let Me Run is working to remove the mask to let our boys be the truest versions of themselves.
What are you doing to remove the mask?
#removethemask #healthymasculinity
Starting at midnight tonight we will enter into our Giving Day! Help us reach our goal of raising $2,500 for Let Me Run Fairfield County by donating at FCgives.org. We can't do it without you!
Stay tuned throughout the day tomorrow, March 1st, to see how you can get involved and even help us exceed our goal!
Let Me Run Columbus has BIG news! We've reached 1,000 boys...and still counting! What a long way we've come in a short time since that first pilot team of 9 boys in the Fall of 2014! Thank you for letting us count on your support as we spread the mission of inspiring boys to be courageous enough to be themselves, build healthy relationships, and live an active lifestyle. Stay tuned to meet the 1,000th boy registered: Jack Paull from Norwich Elementary in Hilliard. (Norwich PTO, Hilliard City Schools)
*Special thanks to Coplen Photography for use of this amazing photo of Columbus!”
Over the past 10 years, Let Me Run boys have written 329,000 Positive Peer Cards, which are kind statements they share about their teammates on index cards. Stacked together, all those Positive Peer Cards would be 186 feet tall, the same height as the leaning tower of Pisa. That's a lot of kindness for LMR boys to lean on.
In celebration of Let Me Run's 10 year anniversary this year, please consider making a $10+ donation. ($110 can provide a scholarship for one boy.) Your support will ensure Let Me Run continues to have a positive impact on even more boys for the next 10 years. Any donation amount is greatly appreciated.