Right here is the newest submission for our Day in the Life of a Nonprofit Communicator sequence. This sequence allows you to describe your workday in your individual phrases.
Lindsey’s Bio:
My title is Lindsey Williams and I’m the Multimedia Communications Coordinator at the Specifically Gifted Basis. At SGF, we serve households of youngsters with disabilities by a particular present in the kind of alternative, assets, remedy gear, financial contribution, expertise, and extra. I deal with all communications between potential recipient households from utility to present coordination, model communication for present sourcing and buying, social media content material creation, and publication design.
And that is her typical day:
Earlier than 8:00 a.m. – I verify emails, verify scheduled posts for the day, and reply to any social media feedback/messages.
8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m – I maintain a full time job at an autism clinic as a habits therapist, so throughout regular enterprise hours, I’m busy, however verify emails and contacts all through the day – particularly on my lunch break.
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. – I spend lunch returning calls, responding to recipient emails, vendor emails, and all social media communication.
After 4:00 p.m – After 4PM, I verify all means of communication. On Mondays, I collaborate with the basis co-founders to solidify content material for the week and expectations.
On daily basis, I verify for recipient purposes and put their info into our utility log and ship them an inquiry electronic mail requesting their household story and footage, extra on their youngster’s analysis, and what present they really feel will profit their household and why.
I additionally create our month-to-month publication. This goes out as soon as a month, however I design it the Monday afternoon a week earlier than it goes out.
Thanks for sharing your day, Lindsey!
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