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We work with more than 2,000 nonprofit communicators each year, so your investment in nonprofit communications reaches beyond the Workshop to support nonprofits’ ability to share their stories on virtually the gamut of agencies and causes imaginable.

For volunteer and internship opportunities, contact Maggie Walker at 312-369-6402 or email maggie@newstips.org

Help us to spread that work even further. Whether you’re an individual or corporation, any amount makes a difference.

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