Dot Org Solutions | Fundraising. Marketing. Public Relations.

Affect change.
Build better communities.

Harness your passion.
Tell your story.

Affect change.
Build better communities.

Harness your passion.
Tell your story.

As a nonprofit, that is what you do.
It’s what we do too.

Our Dot Org team has more than 70 years of experience working for nonprofits.We are advisors, strategists, project managers, creative directors and writers.

We also care about making a difference in the world.

Content

Engage audiences and communicate your key messages. We develop and distribute content for a variety of formats.

Creative

Make a lasting impression on donors and other audiences with our creative, design and consulting services.

Strategy

Reach your goals through marketing and fundraising plans rooted in focused research and years of experience.

Training

Gain knowledge in a variety of areas including donor data, fundraising software, goal setting, planning and more.

Our Approach

We help you identify your problem and then figure out how best to solve it. We ask lots of questions, but that’s how we work to point you in the right direction.

We become your partners, confidants and teammates. Fueled by our passion for this business, we get the job done and we have fun doing it.

5 ways to make your nonprofit’s social media engaging and effective

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8 inbound marketing tips for nonprofits

By Amy Wong - President Last week, I had the opportunity to spend the week in Boston at the HubSpot INBOUND 2018 conference. Less than a month ago, I had never heard of this conference. But, when the opportunity came up to attend, I decided to head to the northeast...

Let’s plan some sort of fundraiser…

By Sara Lundenberger - Director of fundraising consulting If you are a professional who works for a nonprofit, you have probably attended or worked at an event for your organization. In fact, I’m sure some of you have been told in a board meeting or two to simply do...