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Webinar: Turning digital storytelling into real-world support

15:00 - 16:00

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Every charity has a mission, but in today’s digital-first environment, how that mission is communicated online can directly influence trust, visibility, and growth. Charities today must do more than simply exist online. They must effectively communicate, build trust, and adapt to rapidly evolving digital trends.

 

But among the challenges charities are currently navigating is how to stand out online. With often limited digital expertise internally, and rapidly changing digital tools and emerging trends, organisations are finding it difficult to turn online engagement into tangible support. 

 

This webinar will help simplify these challenges through clear, practical guidance and real-world examples. The session brings together Public Interest Registry, name.com, and charity leaders to explore how nonprofit organisations can strengthen their digital foundations, from domains and websites to storytelling and emerging tools like AI, to better connect with supporters and turn digital presence into meaningful action.

 

Attendees can expect to learn:

  • How to strengthen digital infrastructure and online trust through better websites 
  • How to improve storytelling and supporter connections
  • How to navigate emerging digital trends and identify evolving opportunities

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Host & Guests


Megan Waters

Megan Waters

Director of Community Engagement and Marketing
Public Interest Registry (PIR)
Lauren Dillon

Lauren Dillon

Director of Marketing
name.com

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