A Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) also known by many as a Community Health Center is a healthcare facility that is community-based and patient-directed. By mission and design, CHCs exist to serve those who have limited access to healthcare, although all are welcome.
Unlike most private practices, CHCs welcome low-income individuals, the uninsured, and the underinsured.
Their cost of care ranks among the lowest, and they reduce the need for more expensive hospital-based and specialty care, saving billions of dollars for taxpayers in California.
This information reflects data as reported to the Healthcare Cost Report Information System (HCRIS).
We recently surveyed more than 250 consultants, executive directors, and nonprofit communication professionals to get insights on how they keep up with the industry and strategies that help to sustain and grow their organizations.
Out of their responses, below are by far the best nonprofit marketing podcasts their ears stay glued to.
The Smart Communications Podcast helps busy nonprofit leaders build their communications skills and develop their organization’s voice. Every episode shares insights and practical tips to help you leverage strategic communications to advance your nonprofit’s mission.
Joan answers the most pressing questions faced by nonprofit leaders around the world. Through conversations, she aims to find just the right expert to answer the questions on the minds of people in the industry.
Steve Vick from NonprofitAlly.com talks with nonprofit experts, board members, and executive directors about social media strategies, capacity building, board of director development, fundraising, and budgeting.
Behind the numbers keeps you up to date, and provides a thought-provoking analysis of the ever-changing worlds of digital media, commerce, advertising, and technology.
Donald Miller coaches you to build your organization like an airplane. The cockpit is your leadership. The body is your overhead. The right engine is your marketing. The left engine is your sales. The wings are your products and the fuel tanks are your cash flow.
If you build the six parts of your business correctly it will fly far and fast. Every week we help a business owner just like you optimize their airplane.
On Nonprofit Nation, Julia Campbell sits down with nonprofit industry experts and practitioners to get advice on the best ways to build a thriving movement and a vibrant, passionate community around a cause.
Matt Abrahams, lecturer in strategic communication sits down with experts from across campus to discuss public speaking anxiety, speaking off the cuff, nailing a Q&A, and more.
Hosts Molly Pittman, Ezra Firestone, and John Grimshaw are veteran marketers and educators in their own right, so you can expect lots of personal sharing on how they each found success. But their conversations can get fairly technical. Past episodes have explored paid ad strategies, business book recommendations, and email marketing strategies. Hence, we think this podcast is a better fit for mid-level marketers and up.
This series is useful if you’re interested in growing your general marketing knowledge.
Final thoughts on the best nonprofit marketing podcasts
We hope this list of 10 best nonprofit marketing podcasts will be valuable in your journey to make the world a better place. Feel free to contact us, should you have questions about how to effectively market your nonprofit.
Instagram, the social media app by Meta allows us to connect with one another by sharing videos and photos. As one of the biggest apps in the social space and the world at large, it has become important for businesses and organizations to be able to share content they post on Instagram on their website.
Luckily, Instagram makes that process very easy, and this guide will walk you through step-by-step on how to embed Instagram post on website.
How to embed Instagram post on website
On the computer/desktop, go to the post on Instagram that you want to embed on your website.
Click on the three dots “…” on the top right corner of the post above the caption.
Click on the “Embed” option in the pop-up
You will be presented with an option to ‘include caption’. Check or uncheck it to display or not display the Instagram post caption on your website.
Click on the “Copy embed code” button
6. Paste the Instagram post embed code where you want it to appear on your website. In a post, page, etc.
How to embed Instagram post on WordPress
Using a WordPress website? Simply add the copied code to an HTML widget.
If you have questions or need help embedding Instagram post on your website, feel free to send us a message.
