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Philip de Rita, founder of Personalized Communication Design Services, believes nonprofits often struggle to attract supporters because their core message gets lost in everything they are trying to accomplish. He joins John Boitnott on From the Ground Up to discuss how clearer storytelling, smarter marketing budgets, and measurable outreach can help mission-driven organizations build stronger relationships with donors, volunteers, and their communities. De Rita also shares how nonprofits can find compelling stories within their everyday work, develop meaningful business partnerships, and create the operational foundation needed for sustainable growth.
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