advocacy writings
![]() This booklet shares the impact of the organization for PCCA's first annual appeal collateral, which also introduced its new brand identity. I wrote all copy and laid out the design.
This document was used as a talking point with organization to fundraise strategically to support its education programs and to introduce ourselves to new foundations and donors. ![]()
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advocacy writings in support of the arts
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Posted by Sentinel, Nov 15, 2019
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ARTS advocacy writing in outreach collateral
Part of the staff-led goal portion before the strategic plan was updated in early 2018 and made more strategic involved moving the PCCA printed newsletter to a magazine-style outreach collateral.
Along those lines, the quarterly-or-so newsletter was now joined by a special issue in Summer 2018 focusing on our Arts-in-Education partnership, as well as by our first-ever Annual Report in 2016-2017. All these publications focused on advocacy, impact, and PCCA's strategic future. They served as excellent relationship building tools to help keep current stakeholders apprised, and even more importantly, to grow our network of program partners, donors, funders, board members, and members to the impressive number of 75,000 supported annually.
As our collateral lengthened, our content became more compelling. The magazine-style outreach came into full flower in 2018, and I was thrilled to write introductions to all of these publications. The capable and talented Director of Communications and Gallery Missy Smith was the editor, photographer, writer, and social justice advocate.
My two favorites are below.
Along those lines, the quarterly-or-so newsletter was now joined by a special issue in Summer 2018 focusing on our Arts-in-Education partnership, as well as by our first-ever Annual Report in 2016-2017. All these publications focused on advocacy, impact, and PCCA's strategic future. They served as excellent relationship building tools to help keep current stakeholders apprised, and even more importantly, to grow our network of program partners, donors, funders, board members, and members to the impressive number of 75,000 supported annually.
As our collateral lengthened, our content became more compelling. The magazine-style outreach came into full flower in 2018, and I was thrilled to write introductions to all of these publications. The capable and talented Director of Communications and Gallery Missy Smith was the editor, photographer, writer, and social justice advocate.
My two favorites are below.
Outreach and relationship building was supported in 2018- 2019 with a series of presentations and projects between the PCCA, Leadership Harrisburg, and Leadership Cumberland.