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60-MINUTE WEBINAR
Presented by Kristina Leroux and Kivi Leroux Miller
Thursday, November 6, 2025
1:00 – 2:00 pm ET (10:00 – 11:00 am PT)
Time to embrace the latest design trends and best practices to create a more engaging and successful e-newsletter.
Registration for this webinar is $99.
Recording available if you can’t attend live, but you must register before we close registration.
This webinar is FREE with an All-Access Pass. Pass Holders, RSVP here.
According to our Nonprofit Communications Trends Report, 40% of nonprofits said they hadn’t redesigned their email newsletter template since 2020 or earlier or didn’t know when their last redesign was.
A LOT has changed since 2020 in the world of email marketing and we’re going to help you catch up with the times!
Join us for just 60-minutes and discover how email newsletters have transformed over the years (remember when 2 columns were all the rage?) and what you need to do to modernize your email newsletter template.
We’ll also look at ways to make your newsletters more relevant and therefore more impactful.
During this webinar, you’ll learn how to:
Join us to transform your nonprofit’s email newsletter into a powerful tool for engagement and impact!
What Others Have Said About This Webinar
“I always learn things in the NMGP webinars but I found this one particularly rich in content. Great amount of actionable info about e-newsletters, from how to optimize your subject line to how to personalize your content. My favorite part was the visual comparisons of how newsletters have evolved over the past 10 years.” ~ CH
“My favorite part was walking us through the years with email newsletter design so we could form our own opinions before instructing us on best practices. Learn how to create newsletters your supporters will be delighted to receive.” ~ RRP, Public Health Institute of Metropolitan Chicago
“Most inspiring: seeing the designs. Most actionable: subject lines, preview text etc.” ~ JM
“This is a one-hour guide and inspiration for updating email newsletters to be more readable and engaging. There were many highlights, but I really liked seeing the history of newsletters over time.” ~ EH, Cow and Rooster Marketing
“If you are interested in reviving and getting more engagement from your newsletter attend this webinar.” ~ CPSD
“This was like a great , easy to follow chat with very informed friends about nonprofit newsletters! Great info but also loved the positive, uplifting feel. Even as a CEO of an organization who is looking to start a newsletter — not a marketing/comms professional, I walked away with usable take aways!” ~ LP, Heart of Arkansas United Way
“Found this very helpful–thanks so much! A great way to re-think how you do your email newsletters and be more effective in communicating with your audience. The visuals were really helpful!” ~ AC, Inheritance of Hope
“Straightforward, well thought out and easy to follow.” ~ HH
“Love seeing all the examples… really very helpful! Great tactical tips for non-profit communications professionals that enable us to benchmark our work against the best in the business!” TKC, USCGA Alumni Association
“Lots of good information broken down into bite size pieces.” ~ RM, Green Bay Botanical Garden
“A must watch!” ~ VS
Meet Kristina Leroux
Kristina Leroux is the COO at Nonprofit Marketing Guide where she helps nonprofit communicators find what they need to do their job better. She runs the All-Access Pass program, manages and contributes to the webinar and workshop series, manages the Nonprofit Marketing Guide Community, and runs the Nonprofit Marketing Guide blog to which she frequently writes including the popular #NPCOMMLIFE feature.
If you have a question about anything at Nonprofit Marketing Guide, she’s your person!
Prior to coming on as a partner at Nonprofit Marketing Guide, she was a successful virtual assistant and worked with clients in the nonprofit sector like Network for Good and CharityHowTo moderating webinars, creating content, managing memberships programs, and more.
She is a very active lazy person who enjoys working out and playing tennis and pickleball as well as binge-watching television shows and movies while eating really bad snacks. Kristina lives in Auburn, Alabama with her husband, three kids, two bonus kids, and three rescue dogs.
Meet Kivi Leroux Miller
Kivi Leroux Miller is the founder and CEO of Nonprofit Marketing Guide, where she helps nonprofit communications professionals learn their jobs, love their work, and lead their teams through a variety of training and coaching programs. She has personally mentored hundreds of nonprofit communications directors and communications teams as a certified executive coach.
She is a popular and trusted keynote, workshop, and webinar presenter. Kivi is also the award-winning author of three books on nonprofit marketing and communications that are often used in college and certificate programs.
- CALM not BUSY: How to Manage Your Nonprofit’s Communications for Great Results (2018, published by Bold & Bright Media)
- Content Marketing for Nonprofits: A Communications Map for Engaging Your Community, Becoming a Favorite Cause, and Raising More Money (2013, Winner of the Terry McAdam Book Award, published by Wiley & Sons)
- The Nonprofit Marketing Guide: High-Impact, Low-Cost Ways to Build Support for Your Good Cause, Second Edition (First published in 2010 and re-released in 2021 by Wiley & Sons).
Because she can’t get enough of nonprofits and entrepreneurship for good, Kivi serves as the treasurer of the Davidson County Local Food Network and the Lexington Book Festival (Lexington, NC) and she co-founded a baking business with her teenage daughter called Rabble & Rise Baking Co.
After attending college in the San Francisco Bay Area and a few years working in Washington, DC, Kivi moved to rural North Carolina where she has lived for the last twenty years with her husband, two teenage daughters, and seven rescue cats, including a tripawd. She enjoys year-round gardening, baking, vegetarian cooking, hiking, and kayaking.
