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SHINY OBJECTS
Sharp ideas, sparkly things, and the occasional squawk.
July News: Stories worth sharing
July news from TwoCrows Creative: This month has taken us from the galleries of Provincetown to Hyannis Harbor, with plenty of creative projects in between. We've welcomed new clients, captured photos and video, launched new campaigns, and continued helping organizations connect with the people they serve.
June News: Stories worth sharing
This month, we've been busy helping clients share their stories in new and creative ways. From promoting a talented Cape Cod artist's upcoming exhibition to welcoming a new client expanding educational opportunities for local students, there's plenty happening around the nest.
Give Your Content Wings
How Busy Teams Can Turn One Story Into a Month of Nonprofit content Marketing If your nonprofit team feels like it's constantly scrambling to create new content, you're not alone. Between fundraising, programs, events, donor communications, and day-to-day operations, content creation often falls to the bottom of an already overflowing to-do list. The good news? You don't need to create something new every time you communicate. At Two Crows, we often remind clients that the be
MAY News: New work, a smarter pitch, and a few shiny objects
This month’s newsletter has some great examples of that momentum in action. You’ll read about the Cape Cod Speaker Series' 2026 season and the unveiling of Cape Cod Children’s Place’s new octopus-inspired brand identity.
For Your Volunteers: Beyond the 'Thank You'
Volunteers don’t give their time for recognition—but when you get appreciation right, it deepens connection, builds loyalty, and turns one-time helpers into lifelong champions. Here are 15 ways to move beyond “thank you” and make it count.
April News: Storytelling this Spring
April news from Two Crows Creative: A fresh launch, a smart shift, and a few good ideas
Growing the Flock This Spring
New clients, mentorship in motion, upcoming events, and a quick design tip from the nest.
What Your Nonprofit Website Should Include (and What to Leave Out)
Your nonprofit website doesn’t need to do everything - but it does need to do the right things well.
If your site feels cluttered, confusing, or hard to navigate, you may be losing potential supporters before they ever take action.
Learn the nonprofit website best practices that help you create a clear, engaging experience—from strong messaging to simple navigation and meaningful storytelling.
A better website can help you grow your impact. Start here.
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