At Hershey|Cause, we know communications can shape the debate on important topics, raise much needed funds and brand an organization in ways that generate double bottom line results — and we’ve been doing just that for the last 30 years.
Hershey works as a strategic partner to build brands and campaigns that get attention for our clients. Our nonprofit, Cause, is a leader in education, capacity building and thought leadership on communications for social change.
We know Good works. Let us show you how.
Marketing Lessons from the President-Elect
Learn how time-tested strategies and cutting-edge tactics contributed to an historic presidential victory.
Our clients have recently
earned some recognition.
Find out how we provide strategic counsel to help this important sector-wide, national initiative inform, involve and inspire leading members of philanthropy to take action to strengthen and expand diversity and inclusiveness in the sector. >>
As the agency for First 5 LA, we created a multilingual public education campaign utilizing both mass media and grassroots community outreach to parents across Los Angeles County to help this groundbreaking child advocacy organization. >>
We are working with the W. K. Kellogg Foundation's Rural People, Rural Policy initiative and public policy networks that are integral to the national effort to improve the lives of those living in small communities. >>
Through a communications audit, new positioning and branding, learn how we gave this community foundation a fresh look illuminating their mission of funding change for healthier communities. >>
Created to improve communications capacity. Download copies of Communications Toolkit and our other resources.
Our communications Idea Lab shares learnings from all sectors to give nonprofit organizations and foundations cutting-edge resources to increase their power to communicate.
New Communications
Effectiveness Index
We have just completed a study partnering with Princeton Survey Research Associates. We surveyed over 500 organizations in the nonprofit sector and identified characteristics shared by the most effective communicators. More details and a self assessment tool can be found at www.CommunicationsEffectiveness.org. >>
