Expertise: nonprofits & foundations

Appalachian Mountain Club

Vermilion brings the perfect combination of creativity and data know-how. They’re easy to work with, and have helped us reach new audiences more efficiently.” Elisabeth Holden, Assistant Director of Digital Marketing

WellPower

Talent recruitment campaign Vermilion really brings it in terms of strategic rebranding and KPI-focused campaigns. They were engaging experts truly invested in the outcome as if it were their own brand.” Kate​​​​ Osmundson, Director, Communications & Marketing

Protect Our Winters

From our first annual report project to complete website redesigns to creative pitch decks, our team at Vermilion deeply understands our theory of change, narrative, visuals, and stakeholders and always clearly communicates our best work.” torrey udall, chief of staff

Put to the Test with COVIDCheck Colorado

How can you give back meaningfully during the COVID-19 pandemic, specifically in Colorado? At Vermilion, we’ve asked ourselves this question a lot the past few months.  The impacts of COVID-19 are global. But as a small business in Colorado, we continuously look for ways to fulfill our mission and give back to our local Colorado … Continued

How to Get Free Money from Google for Your Nonprofit (yep, for real)

Securing a dedicated marketing and communications budget for nonprofit organizations and foundations can be difficult. Many times, funds are allocated to fixed, practical line items like overhead expenses and operating costs. However, dedicating marketing dollars and resources to your communications efforts can amplify your message to a larger audience, help secure funding from potential donors, … Continued

Debunking the Nonprofit Marketing & Communications Budget

While ‘marketing’ may be a term largely reserved for the private sector, we can all agree that your nonprofit can benefit from telling your story to a broader audience through communications. While the pandemic also brought increased workloads and a need to respond at a faster pace than was previously required for nonprofit communications teams, … Continued