Storytelling Best Practices: Websites - Goodman

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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Pinellas County Follow that link, and you’ll arrive at an index of “Little Stories” (so named since BBBS refers to the children it serves as “Littles”). Each of the titles in blue links to another page with a complete story. Most are fairly short – less than a few hundred words – but there is enough in each to make you feel something for the kids, the “Bigs” who work with them, and the unique approach of the organization itself.
Easter Seals is another organization where storytelling is ingrained in everything they do. This is readily apparent on the home page of each chapter’s website, where an Emblematic Success story (in this case, “Brendan’s Story”) is prominently featured. Easter Seals Florida
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Page 19 and 20: David Suzuki Foundation Once your o
Page 21 and 22: Colorado Health Story (The opening
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