NBC15 Share Your Holidays Fund and Food Drive Marketing Toolkit

Logos

Posters

Campaign Posters

2023 NBC15 Share Your Holidays Poster Thumbnail
Campaign Posters

11″ x 17″
share your holidays Code Poster Thumbnail
Fund Drive Poster

Raise more funds for your team when you add a QR code, print, and display this poster!
2023 NBC15 Share Your Holidays Donation Collection Sign
Food Collection Signs

Add collection points throughout your space with these 8.5″ x 11″ food collection signs!
Most Needed Items (English)

Educate your drive participants on what to bring.
Most Needed Items (Spanish)

Educate your drive participants on what to bring.

Social Media / Community Engagement Assets

Right-click and save the image to download, and please feel free to copy and paste the post language provided!

Facebook Cover Photo

Facebook Post:

We’re supporting the @NBC15Madison Share Your Holidays fund and food drive to benefit @SecondHarvestSW. Food insecurity affects 1 in 15 people in southwestern Wisconsin. When we nourish our community, everyone thrives.

#SYH

Twitter Cover Photo

Twitter Post:

We’re supporting the @NBC15Madison Share Your Holidays fund and food drive to benefit @SecondHarvestSW. Food insecurity affects 1 in 15 people in southwestern Wisconsin. When we nourish our community, everyone thrives.

#SYH

LinkedIn Cover Photo

*Facebook post and copy can be used for LinkedIn.

Instagram & LinkedIn Post:

We’re supporting the @NBC15Madison Share Your Holidays fund and food drive to benefit @SecondHarvestSW. Food insecurity affects 1 in 15 people in southwestern Wisconsin. When we nourish our community, everyone thrives.

#SYH

Fast Facts

Weave these stats into your messaging throughout your drive to encourage participation!

  • Nearly 88,000 of our neighbors are facing food insecurity.
     
  • Nearly 26,000 children in our area are food insecure.
     
  • In FY23 (July ’22 – June ’23) Second Harvest distributed more food than in any other year in our history.
     
  • The rise in the cost of food at home, or groceries, is still in the double-digit range, rising 13.5% from a year ago. It’s the largest 12-month increase since March 1979. – Detroit Free Press