Create the content. Schedule the month.

Posterboy for nonprofits

Mission first. Posts second. Both can be true.

Tell Posterboy what the organization needs people to know. It turns the update into a clear, on-brand post and puts it on the calendar.

The work matters more than the content calendar.

Nonprofit teams are already running programs, raising funds, recruiting volunteers, planning events, and reporting impact. Social media still needs to happen, but it should not become another full-time role.

Posterboy helps the organization communicate consistently without draining the people doing the work.

What Posterboy handles

  • Volunteer calls and urgent needs
  • Event registration and reminders
  • Donation and fundraising campaigns
  • Thank-you posts
  • Impact stories and milestones
  • Program updates and deadlines
  • Partner and sponsor recognition

Example week

MondayVolunteers needed Saturday. Coffee provided.
WednesdayRegistration closes Friday for the fall fundraiser.
ThursdayA short story from this month's program.
SaturdayThank you to everyone who showed up.
SundayNext month's dates are now open.

One organization or many chapters

Solo works for one organization with one calendar. Command gives chapters, programs, or locations their own calendars while keeping shared assets and approvals in one place.

Questions

Can volunteers or program staff contribute posts?

Command can give local users access to the part of the organization they manage while central staff keeps visibility and approval.

Can we use our own event photography?

Yes, as long as the organization has permission to use the images.

Does Posterboy offer nonprofit pricing?

Not at this time. Contact us if the organization has multiple chapters or a specific implementation need.

Keep the mission visible without making content the mission.