Collect Stories for Nonprofit Impact
Methods for nonprofits to gather stories and testimonials that show program impact.
Prompt
Suggest **ways to gather qualitative data** like stories and testimonials to illustrate nonprofit program impact. Use examples related to supporting first-time moms and babies but make them broadly adaptable. Consider: - Interviews and focus groups - Written testimonials - Social media stories - Staff or volunteer observations ### Success Criteria - At least 4 distinct methods - Low-cost and realistic for small nonprofits - Ensures respect, privacy, and consent
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Examples
- Input: A nonprofit supporting new mothers with home visits. Output: Methods: (1) Post-visit interviews, (2) Anonymous written testimonials, (3) Encouraging moms to share stories on social media, (4) Volunteers documenting meaningful moments during visits.
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