Perfect alignment

Just as foundations count on grantees to do good work in the communities they serve, the grantees in turn depend on foundations for financial support -- creating an interdependent but well-aligned relationship.  The power of a well-aligned relationship is paralleled in nature by the sea anemone and the clownfish; they depend on each other for protection and food. Their effective, mutually-beneficial alignment enables them to thrive in ways that would be impossible otherwise.

Bottom Line Public Relations offers a simple-but-effective approach to solving communications problems for foundations and their grantees by identifying gaps in alignment as the first step toward improvement. To discover how to identify the 7 most common alignment gaps that cause most problems in foundation communications, click here.

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Discover 7 common barriers to effective communications       for nonprofit foundations

Bottom Line Public Relations in Fort Wayne serves foundations and their grantees with PR services, specialized training, consulting, workshops, planning and creative services such as writing, printing and graphic design. We offer special consulting services to foundations using a communications method called Alignment Communications.

Our theory behind Alignment Communications is simple: To improve, you have to identify the specific communication problems that are getting in your way. After all, you can't solve a problem until you identify and isolate it. Then, the fix is usually pretty easy! The Alignment Communications approach for foundations is a simple, systematic way of enhancing communications with grantees and donors by identifying the 7 most common communication problems.

For more information on what we can do for your foundation please visit Alignment Communications for Nonprofit Foundations,  or call (260) 416-0222.

Upcoming Event: Bottom Line PR and Social Marketing executive Steve Cebalt will be presenting " Alignment Communications: A PR Program connecting foundations and grantees" at the upcoming Communications Network Conference in Chicago, September 24-26, 2008.   The mission of the Communications Network is to improve the effectiveness and accountability of foundations by promoting and strengthening the strategic practice of communications in philanthropy. 

Again be sure to visit Alignment Communications for Nonprofit Foundations.
 

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