DO GOOD • PUBLIC AFFAIRS & CAMPAIGN STRATEGY

Public affairs and communications strategy built for complex civic work.

Do Good helps organizations, coalitions, foundations, initiatives, and public leaders communicate clearly around complex issues — aligning stakeholders, building trust, and creating momentum around policy, civic, philanthropic, and economic priorities.

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Multi-Sector
Experience spanning business, nonprofit, civic, philanthropic, housing, and public-sector communications
Statewide
Public messaging and coalition coordination tied to policy, housing, homelessness, and economic initiatives
Cross-Platform
Communications support across campaigns, stakeholder engagement, donor strategy, and public affairs
Long-Term
Focus on narrative durability, institutional trust, and implementation-oriented communications
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Public Affairs Strategy

Communications strategy tied to policy, civic initiatives, coalition management, public education, and stakeholder trust.

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Narrative Development

Framing complex issues into language that resonates with communities, institutions, donors, policymakers, and media.

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Stakeholder Alignment

Coordinating communications across coalitions, leadership teams, philanthropic partners, and civic institutions.

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Campaign Strategy

Strategic communications and public education support tied to initiatives, legislation, fundraising, and civic priorities.

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Donor & Institutional Messaging

Narrative strategy and communications systems designed for philanthropic engagement and institutional trust-building.

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Execution Support

Communications support that stays connected to implementation realities, coalition dynamics, and operational execution.

Messaging that aligns people, not just headlines.

The most important civic and public challenges are often complex, emotional, technical, and politically difficult. Strong communications strategy requires more than marketing — it requires understanding systems, stakeholders, incentives, institutional trust, and implementation realities.

Do Good approaches communications as part of broader systems strategy: helping organizations align messaging, policy, coalition management, fundraising, and execution into one coherent operating framework.

Public Affairs Campaign Strategy Stakeholder Engagement Coalition Communications Donor Strategy Public Education Messaging Civic Campaigns Institutional Trust

Relevant experience.

Do Good’s communications and public affairs work includes housing and homelessness initiatives, statewide coalition efforts, philanthropic campaigns, civic infrastructure initiatives, public-private partnership communications, and strategic messaging tied to policy and implementation.

This includes campaign and stakeholder work connected to the Utah Housing Preservation Fund, Utah Impact Partnership, Cities Strong Foundation, housing and homelessness initiatives, economic strategy frameworks, and broader coalition-based civic efforts.

Experience also includes donor communications, executive and board messaging, public education campaigns, narrative framing, legislative communications, media coordination, and strategy support for organizations operating in politically and institutionally complex environments.

Common questions.

What is public affairs strategy?

Public affairs strategy helps organizations communicate effectively with policymakers, stakeholders, communities, media, and institutional partners.

Why do communications fail?

Messaging often fails when it is disconnected from implementation realities, stakeholder incentives, coalition dynamics, or public trust.

What makes Do Good different?

We integrate communications with policy, economic strategy, coalition management, philanthropy, and execution — not standalone marketing campaigns.