The Williams-Franklin Foundation (WFF) is a non-profit dedicated to providing scholarships, career networking, and mentorship to HBCU students with extreme financial need. As they entered their 10th year, WFF needed a stronger brand presence and a more aggressive digital marketing strategy to attract sponsors, scholarship applicants, and event attendees during key seasons.
Details:
Industry
Non-Profit, Higher Education, Scholarships
Goals
Grow Audience & Expand Social Media Presence
What I did
How a Bold Digital Strategy Elevated WFF & Amplified HBCU Scholarships
Through strategic branding, engaging content, and digital growth, I helped WFF elevate its brand, lock in sponsors, and expand visibility—driving 376K+ organic impressions and fueling opportunities for the next generation of HBCU students.
Designed and implemented a high-impact, storytelling-driven brand strategy, incorporating educational posts, donor highlights, and student success stories.
Thought Leadership Branding
Positioned WFF as a leading voice in the HBCU space, expanding their reach beyond their initial network.
Content Creation & Graphic Design
Created high-quality visuals, branded assets, and all marketing materials, including newsletters, event visuals, and branded merchandise, while also producing high-quality video content.
376k+
Impressions
826%
Net Audience Growth
8.9%
Engagement Rate
Riding the Digital Wave & Making Brands Shine.
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