Message framework
Core message, audience-specific variations, and approved phrasing your staff and volunteers can use with confidence.
Community Relations
Michael Taylor Agency supports schools, nonprofits, health organizations, civic groups, sponsors, and community partners with messaging and public-facing strategy.
Community work is built on consistency and clarity. We help organizations communicate their programs, partnerships, and events in language that is welcoming, credible, and appropriate for the audiences they serve.
We write for families, board members, funders, and neighbors at the same time — plain enough to be understood quickly, careful enough to hold up under scrutiny.
The client experience
Community organizations move fast with small teams. Our process is built to reduce your workload, not add meetings.
We learn the program, the community it serves, the partners involved, and the language that already resonates with your audience.
One page that defines what you say, who you say it to, and the words to use consistently across flyers, posts, releases, and remarks.
Your whole team writing in one voice.
Announcements, partner outreach, sponsor language, and event copy drafted for your review — ready to publish, not ready to rewrite.
After the campaign or event we deliver recap language, thank-you copy, and reporting-friendly summaries for boards and funders.
What you receive
Practical, reusable copy built for teams that do not have a communications department.
Core message, audience-specific variations, and approved phrasing your staff and volunteers can use with confidence.
Announcements, flyers, newsletter text, website copy, and social captions written for the campaign in one consistent voice.
Introduction letters, sponsorship language, and recognition wording that make partnership easy to accept and easy to renew.
Press release, media note, and event description prepared for local outlets and community calendars.
Post-event summary, photo captions, and thank-you language suitable for newsletters, boards, and grant reporting.
Talking points and short remarks for leaders, principals, and board members speaking publicly on your behalf.
Scope of work
“Communities do not respond to volume. They respond to being spoken to honestly, and often.”
Engagements
Outcomes
Questions
Scope and structure are adjusted for mission-driven budgets. We would rather narrow the engagement than dilute the quality of the work.
Copy is written to translate cleanly, and bilingual delivery can be included in scope when the audience requires it.
That is the intent. The message framework and copy sets are built so your team can adapt them for future campaigns without starting over.
We provide recap language, impact summaries, and public-facing copy that supports reporting. Grant writing itself is not part of our scope.
Tell us about your organization, campaign, or community event and we will shape the public messaging around it.