Social media guidelines for nonprofit partners

We’re thrilled to collaborate with organizations like yours to create meaningful social impact experiences. Below are guidelines to help you share about our collaboration in a way that inspires others to engage with our collective mission.

Tag us!

When posting about our partnership or related experiences, please tag Visit.org so we can see and engage with your content.

• LinkedIn & Facebook: @Visit.org
• Instagram & X: @Visitdotorg

Use relevant hashtags

• #Visitdotorg
• #VisitdotorgPartner
• #CorporateSocialImpact
• #CSR
• #NonprofitSupport

Use the logo we provide

To maintain brand consistency, please use the official Visit.org logos provided in our marketing folder. Avoid using logos from search engines, as they may be outdated or incorrect.

Respect our corporate partners’ privacy

While we encourage you to share stories that show what this partnership makes possible, please refrain from:

• Posting names or images of Visit.org’s corporate partners or their employees without prior written permission
• Sharing confidential or proprietary information about Visit.org or our partners

Share content that resonates

Rather than simply showing the event itself, focus on the impact, context, and meaning behind it. Here are a few approaches and examples to guide you:

• What this partnership enables
  Share what you’re able to do because of our collaboration.
  “Our partnership with Visit.org allows us to engage new supporters while raising unrestricted funds that sustain our programs. These experiences aren’t just events, they’re investments in our long-term impact.”
• How the experience reflects your mission
  Connect the activity directly to your core work.“The corporate team joined our community educators to help prep activity kits for students. For us, this work is deeply connected to educational equity, and this kind of support means we can reach more families.”
• What’s unique about your experience
  Demonstrate how your experience offers learning, connection, and meaning for participants.
  “During the session, we shared the realities of food insecurity in our city and how our model addresses both immediate needs and long-term change. Volunteers didn’t just lend a hand, they learned something real.”
• What participants often don’t expect
  Share emotional or surprising takeaways from the experience.
  “One participant told us, ‘I’ve volunteered before, but this was the first time I really understood the why behind the work.’ That’s what we aim for, connection with context.”
• How these events support your growth
  Talk about the long-term benefit to your organization.
  “Each time we host an experience through Visit.org, we receive unrestricted funding that helps keep our staff and programs strong. These partnerships are essential to our sustainability.”

Additional content types

• Photos of the experience in action (with permission)
• Photos showing the outcome such as packed kits, organized supplies, or delivered goods
• Quotes from your team, especially staff who lead the experience or engage with volunteers
• Quick stats that demonstrate scale or efficiency:
  • “In just one hour, volunteers packed 200 kits, enough to support our outreach for a full week.”
• Reflections from participants, when available:
  • “Many of the volunteers said they had no idea how complex the issue really is. That’s exactly why we do this.”

Thank you for sharing your voice. We’re proud to be in partnership with you.