February 22, 2012 | Read Time: 1 minute
Many nonprofit leaders understand the value of telling stories to connect with potential donors or to inspire action by supporters. But they struggle to find creative ways to tell stories—especially because they are often more focused on helping the people they serve than they are with documenting the experience.
How can nonprofits tell attention-grabbing tales about their work and the people they help?
In the latest episode of our Social Good podcast series, Michael Margolis, founder of the consultancy Get Storied, and Mark Horvath—a nonprofit leader who uses a video camera, social-media tools, and his Web site, InvisiblePeople.tv, to illustrate the trials of homeless people—discuss how charities can tell effective stories about their work.
