Victory Cup Initiative teaches nonprofits how to better tell their stories
Nine years ago, Ashley Vann started an initiative to train nonprofits to tell their stories. The Victory Cup storytelling competition helps them reach a wider audience.
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Nine years ago, Ashley Vann started an initiative to train nonprofits to tell their stories. The Victory Cup storytelling competition helps them reach a wider audience.
One woman is helping local nonprofit leaders know how to tell their stories and succeed in carrying out their mission.
At this year’s Victory Cup Initiative - a “Shark Tank”-like competition for local charities - audience members in Winter Park were so moved by what they heard, they donated $505,000 on the spot.
As the local economy booms, let's leverage our growth and help those who need it most.
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