One of the best ways to rally your friends, family, and colleagues to support our organization is through your own social media.
Remember: You don’t need to be a fundraiser. Just be a real person who believes in something. That’s what makes an impact and leads people to act. Here are a few simple and effective ways to help others connect to MSPCC’s mission:
Creating Your Own Posts
- Keep it short and sweet. Ideal post length is 150-300 characters!
- Try to always include an image and a link/call to action to posts. (donate, learn more, etc.)
- Tag MSPCC and add hashtags #MSPCC #BrighterFutures
Common Links to Use/Share:
- Online Donation Form: https://www.mspcc.org/donate/
- Volunteer Information: Volunteer – MSPCC
- MSPCC Blog: Blog – MSPCC
- Young Professional Board: MSPCC Young Professional Board
- MSPCC Advocacy: Action Alerts – MSPCC
Most Recent Stories and Photos
- Taking your own photos is great, but official photos from MSPCC are always available and approved for reposting: Social Media Photo Gallery
- Most recent photos and posts can be found on all our Social Media Channels:
Your LinkedIn Profile
Add Board Service to LinkedIn Profile by navigating to “Experience” -> “+” -> “Add Position.”
Sharing Our Posts!
- One click and you can keep your networks, friends, and family up to date on the latest at MSPCC
- If reposting and adding your own text, keep it short and sweet. Ideal repost length is 40-80 characters!
Tool Kit
This social media tool kit includes photos and sample language for your to download and post on your personal social media.
To download the photos, just right click (web) or hold down photo (mobile) to save. Then copy and paste the captions and edit how you’d like!
This will also be updated periodically for relevant events (Back to School, Holidays, BFF Gala, etc.)
About MSPCC
Facebook/LinkedIn
About MSPCC – Long
As a Board Member for the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (MSPCC), I am incredibly proud to share the incredible work this organization does every day. MSPCC was founded in 1878, and since then, it has consistently been at the forefront of protecting and promoting the well-being of children and families across Massachusetts.
What truly sets MSPCC apart is the organization’s dual focus on direct service delivery and policy advocacy. Through its policy initiatives, MSPCC ensures that the policies and practices that inform its services come from research and evidence that they are effective for all kids. MSPCC works with one child, one family at a time, and strives to advance its mission through advocacy, because all kids deserve a bright future.
If you are looking to support an organization that fundamentally strengthens the fabric of our communities, take a minute to learn more about our mission and how you can get involved.
Visit MSPCC.ORG to learn more.
About MSPCC – Short
As a Board Member for the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (MSPCC), I am incredibly proud to share the incredible work this organization does every day. MSPCC was founded in 1878, and since then, it has consistently been at the forefront of protecting and promoting the well-being of children and families across Massachusetts.
If you are looking to support an organization that fundamentally strengthens the fabric of our communities, take a minute to learn more about our mission and how you can get involved.
Visit MSPCC.ORG to learn more.
Get Involved
Donate
Facebook/LinkedIn
By giving to MSPCC, you provide resources to teach young parents the skills they need to create safe, nurturing relationships with their babies, support high-quality services for children in foster care, counsel families in times of crisis, mobilize policymakers to protect children, and so much more. Together we can all work together to create a brighter future for children and families.
Donate at MSPCC.ORG/DONATE
Volunteer
Facebook/LinkedIn
As a board member of MSPCC, I get a front-row seat to the impact this organization has on children and families across Massachusetts, but we can’t do it alone. That’s where you come in. Whether you’re looking to collaborate with coworkers or get involved personally, MSPCC offers incredible ways to give back.
Ready to make a real difference in our community? Let’s connect, or visit MSPCC.org/VOLUNTEER to explore our volunteer opportunities!
Young Professional Board
Facebook/LinkedIn
Want to grow your network while being an ambassador for a vital cause? This is your chance! Our Young Professional Board drives real change for children and families across Massachusetts. We’re always looking for passionate individuals to join us in fundraising, advocacy, and community outreach. Join us and help shape a brighter future for children and families!
Learn more at MSPCC.ORG/YPB
Advocacy
Facebook/LinkedIn
Advocacy – General
As an MSPCC board member, I see how our direct services inform our fight for kids. We work to shape public policy around critical issues: children’s mental health, foster care stability, and perinatal support. Real change starts at the structural level. Join us in advocating for the support and funding vulnerable families deserve.
Learn more about our advocacy work: MSPCC.ORG/ADVOCACY
Advocacy – Action Alerts
As a member of MSPCC’s Board of Advisors, I’m proud of our work advocating for foster care support and children’s behavioral health, but we can’t do it alone. Lawmakers need to hear from you. Sign up for MSPCC’s Action Alerts to easily contact your legislators and help protect MA kids.
Learn more at: MSPCC.ORG/ACTION-ALERTS
Questions?
Reach out to Annelise Perry, Multimedia Design and Social Media Associate at aperry@mspcc.org with any questions, ideas, or help with posts!
