25 Blog Post Ideas About Your Nonprofit’s Events

It’s no secret that many nonprofits put on events. They can be a great way to broaden your reach, reengage supporters and raise money. But event planning is often an all-consuming undertaking, which may leave very little capacity to tackle things like blogging.

But fear not! You can repurpose a lot of your event-related content to write stellar posts your audience will enjoy reading plus promote your event.

Here are 25 blog post ideas all about your nonprofit’s events.

Info About Your Events

Next time you have an event, consider some of these topics.

1. Highlight an upcoming event
2. Discuss what makes your events unique
3. Showcase who you’re partnering with for an upcoming event and share why they’re so awesome
4. Thank event attendees and remind them of the difference they’ve made
5. Ask event attendees to share events they’d be interested in attending
6. Highlight an upcoming speaker for your event
7. Highlight an upcoming breakout session for your event
8. Highlight the event you just had by the numbers including the number of attendees, number of hours spent learning, number of speakers, etc.
9. Highlight an event from more than 20 years ago so people can see what the organization used to do
10. Discuss an event by an organization relevant to your field that your nonprofit supported
11. Summarize a recent event by sharing the positive feedback of attendees and the people in your organization who contributed to it happening
12. Share the top three things you’re going to change in next year’s event based on feedback you’ve received
13. Post a list of your 10 must-go-to events of the year put on by your organization
14. Post a list of must-go-to events in your community supported by your organization
15. Do a monthly or yearly wrap up describing the highlights of all of your events
16. Promote the release of a new calendar of events

Posts Written by Your Event Attendees

You don’t have to write all of the posts on your blog yourself.  Lean on your event attendees.

17. My favorite event I’ve attended
18. My favorite breakout session I went to
19. Why I’d likely attend a future event
20. What I’d like to see in future iterations of an event
21. My key takeaways from attending an event
22. Why I decided to attend an event
23. What makes these events unique
24. One of the coolest people I met at this event
25. How attending this event will make me a better donor/volunteer/supporter

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