EANDC & LeBron James Family Foundation: I Promise Apartments

“This is a dream come true and a huge milestone worth celebrating. Our team, funders, and partners have all worked extremely hard to make this day a reality,” says Cheryl Stephens
Cleveland Plan for Transforming Schools

While the Alliance drives the process of accountability and collaboration for The Cleveland Plan, it is critical to emphasize that the Alliance is the convening stakeholder, not the authority, for the Cleveland Plan. Responsibility for implementation rests with the whole community.
East Akron Neighborhood Development Corporation

The affordable housing gap is approximately 11,000 units in Summit and 7,000 units in Stark County, and access to affordable housing is one of the most important factors in helping people and communities overcome barriers to success.
Shared Power: A Giving Tuesday Invitation

I am a career social worker turned nonprofit communications professional. Some would call me an “industry outsider.”
What Does an Editor Even Do?

You might think that an editor’s main job is to find errors in an article or essay and fix them, but that’s actually just the final step in the process of editing. True, it’s an essential step, but it’s far from the most significant.
Looking for an Alternative to Facebook Advertising?

As technology evolves, so must we, and this means reaching people where they are (i.e. their laptops and smartphones). But all digital marketing tools are not created equal.
On-Page Optimization is as Simple as 1, 2, 3

As you finalize your SEO keywords (and phrases), you will have a few core terms and several related terms. These keywords, specifically the core ones, will need to be integrated into every page on your organization’s website. This is referred to as on-page optimization, which drives search engine traffic. Let’s review several key elements.
The value of SEO for nonprofits

Once your organization gets into the habit of creating newsletters, blog posts and other website content on a regular basis, the next goal is to ensure that everything is written and tagged in a way that will help increase quality traffic to your site.
Good Grief: Not Business as Usual

One month ago, when we sent out the very first issue of The Good News newsletter, I had no idea that I would soon be sharing my “bedroom office” with a ten-year-old while keeping teenagers from fighting over bread and helping my clients manage crisis communications.
Quiet please. We’re in the middle of a global crisis.

Yes, we are in crisis.
We are also collectively very anxious and completely overwhelmed with information.
It might surprise you to hear this from someone whose livelihood comes from writing and editing, but now is not the time to publish every detail about what you are doing to respond to the coronavirus and COVID-19.