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Nonprofit marketing automation for small teams with big missions

thig is an AI marketing team for nonprofits and charities. It reads your mission, programs and reports, then drafts impact stories, campaign pages, LinkedIn and X posts and volunteer recruitment content. Staff approve every draft before it is used, and the plan respects donor and beneficiary privacy.

I've got a 30-day plan for nonprofits ✨

Why is marketing hard for nonprofits and charities?

01

Marketing is one of many hats

The communications lead often also runs events, grants and the newsletter. Content happens in bursts around campaigns.

02

Impact is hard to show without overclaiming

Donors want to see results, but numbers need to be accurate and stories need consent from the people in them.

03

Campaigns start cold

Giving days and appeals perform better when supporters have heard from you regularly before the ask.

04

Volunteers and partners look elsewhere

People search for volunteer opportunities and causes near them. Without clear pages, they find another organization.

Which marketing channels matter most for nonprofits and charities?

A starting ranking. Your own strategy document adjusts it to your market and competitors.

ChannelPriorityWhy it matters
LinkedInHighReaches corporate partners, board prospects and professionals who give and volunteer.
Cause and volunteer SEOHighPeople search for ways to help with a cause in their area.
Blog and impact storiesMediumStories give every campaign and newsletter something specific to point to.
AI assistantsMediumDonors ask assistants which charities work on an issue, and clear mission facts help you get named.
XLowUseful for advocacy, policy and journalist relationships.

What does a 30-day plan look like?

An example of the plan thig writes in your Marketing Strategy document. Yours is built from your site and competitors.

Week 1

Mission and programs

  • Review the product doc so programs and results are described accurately
  • Approve SEO fixes for donate, volunteer and program pages
  • Add privacy rules to the brand voice doc for beneficiary and donor stories
Week 2

Impact stories

  • Publish two consented impact stories from recent program work
  • Approve a volunteer opportunities page with clear next steps
  • Draft three LinkedIn posts from the director
Week 3

Campaign warm up

  • Approve a campaign page for the next appeal or giving day
  • Schedule a sequence of posts that builds context before the ask
  • Draft a short thread for an upcoming awareness day
Week 4

Review

  • Check donate and volunteer page visits from search
  • Review how assistants describe your cause and organization
  • Plan stories for the next quarter's programs

What content should nonprofits and charities publish?

Sample angles the agents might draft. Each one is adjusted to your offer and voice.

“What one season of our tutoring program looked like, in her words
“Where each donation went last quarter, explained simply
“Five ways to help if you have one hour a month
“Why we changed how we run our food distribution
“A partner's view: what working with us involves
“The question we get most from new volunteers, answered
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Donor and beneficiary privacy notes

Practical notes, not legal advice. Check the rules that apply in your jurisdiction.

  • Do not publish donor names or gift amounts without permission, and follow the preferences recorded in your donor system.
  • Get informed consent before sharing a beneficiary's story or image, and offer anonymity by default for sensitive programs.
  • Many US states require charitable solicitation registration before you ask residents for donations. Check registration before running wide online appeals.
  • Keep impact figures traceable to your reports. thig drafts from what you provide and does not invent numbers.

Which metrics should you watch?

Donation page visits from content

Shows whether stories move people toward giving.

Volunteer signup page visits

Tracks reach for one of your most searched offers.

LinkedIn engagement from partners and funders

Signals relationship building with the people who fund programs.

AI assistant mentions for cause prompts

Indicates whether assistants name you when people look for ways to help.

Nonprofits: common questions

Can't find yours? Email hello@thig.ai and a person on the team will reply.

How can a small nonprofit do marketing with no budget?

Focus on consistent impact stories, clear volunteer and donate pages, and regular LinkedIn posts. thig drafts all of these from your reports so a small team can keep a steady rhythm.

What should nonprofits post on LinkedIn?

Program updates, lessons learned, partner thank yous and calls for volunteers or expertise. Posts from real staff tend to reach further than posts from the organization page.

Do nonprofits need to register to ask for donations online?

In many US states, yes, charitable solicitation registration can apply even to online appeals. Check with your advisor before running campaigns aimed at residents of other states.

Is SEO useful for charities?

Yes, for volunteer, local giving and cause education searches. Clear, helpful pages bring people who are already looking for a way to help.

Does thig send fundraising emails or process donations?

No. thig drafts campaign content you can paste into your email tool. Donations and donor records stay in your fundraising platform.

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