communications strategy for nonprofits
Clear Priorities. Better Focus. Real Momentum.
When everything feels urgent, it’s hard to know what matters most. Ruby Brick helps nonprofits turn scattered priorities into a practical communications plan that focuses the work and creates a realistic path forward.
Strategy should make the next steps clearer, not create a never-ending list of good ideas. The goal is to build a plan your team can actually use to focus priorities, reduce internal drag, and move forward with confidence.
communications strategy options
Choose the Strategy Support Right for Your Team
Some teams need a focused starting point. Others need a deeper strategy process to clarify direction and build momentum. Ruby Brick helps create a practical communications plan built for your team’s goals and capacity.
Strategy Sprint
A focused strategy engagement for nonprofits that need clearer priorities, better focus, and a practical plan to get started.
Strategy Sprint Includes:
Focused strategy intake form
Review of current communications efforts and priorities
Clarified goals, audiences, and areas of focus
Recommended priorities for where to focus first
Final strategy summary and 90-day action plan your team can use right away
Best for: This Strategy Sprint is for new or very small teams that need to sort through competing demands and build a usable communications plan with clear next steps.
Strategy Roadmap
A deeper strategy engagement for nonprofits that need stronger alignment, broader input, and a more developed communications plan.
Strategy Roadmap Includes:
Deeper strategy session and planning process
Review of current communications efforts, gaps, and opportunities
Input gathering from leadership or key stakeholders
Clarified goals, audiences, and strategic priorities
A 12-month communications plan designed to guide decisions and next steps
Best for: Our Strategy Roadmap is for nonprofit teams that need more than a starting point and want a stronger planning process to clarify direction, align stakeholders, and support longer-term momentum.
Ready to pair strategy with messaging?
A clear strategy is a strong start, but it works even better when your team also has the language to put it into action. Ask us about combining strategy and messaging for a stronger kickoff, better alignment, and a more useful path from planning to execution.