Storytelling Best Practices: Websites - Goodman

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Global Campaign for Education In this case, a picture and first-person storytelling make it clear why the organization’s work is important and urgently required.
Does everyone who works for your group know how it got started? In many cases, this history is a very personal story of a single founder or a highly motivated group of people. And in that moment of creation, there is often a spirit that continues to inform the work of the organization today. The “How We Started” story of Cradles to Crayons is a good example of an intensely personal story that everyone connected with that nonprofit should know… Cradles to Crayons
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