Sharpen the invitation
Help explain the mission and the practical ask in language people can trust.
Publicists & communications teams
Help the contribution speak for itself.
Bring clarity to a story worth telling: people using their craft to make stories more inviting for children.
Why you are invited
Share the purpose.
A thoughtful explanation can help the right people understand the invitation. Your work can connect a contributor’s values to the mission while protecting the integrity of the story, the participant and the audience.
A manageable beginning
Your first contribution
Review the project language or explore the communications needs of one proposed contribution. Start with a defined piece of work.
What helping could look like
Bring the part you know best.
Support a participant
Discuss approved messaging, visual materials and use of names and images.
Make a useful introduction
Connect a relevant communications, community or partnership contact.
Before you commit
Clarity is part
of the invitation.
Agree on public claims, approvals, timing, credit, image permissions and responsibilities. Communications should reflect confirmed work and distinguish plans from activity already underway.
Questions & clarityIf you want to do more
Let a good experience lead.
Advise on the project narrative, help prepare contributor materials or shape a future communications partnership when there is an agreed purpose.
The first contribution should be worthwhile on its own. No continuing role, outcome or level of involvement is assumed.
Practical questions
Before the
first yes.
Is press coverage part of the offer?
No. Coverage, audience reach and promotional outcomes are not promised.
Can a client contribute without a public campaign?
That can be discussed. The contribution and any publicity should be considered separately.
Are partner or contributor announcements available?
This site does not name unconfirmed relationships. Any announcement must be based on an agreed contribution and approved facts.
Explore a communications partnership.
Share your role, what interests you and a possible first contribution.