Day in the Life of a Nonprofit Communicator – Emily Wills

Day in the Life of a Nonprofit Communicator – Emily Wills

Emily Wills is a nonprofit communicate and her daily life is quite interesting. From 8 to 10 AM she will check her emails, gather her thoughts and start to do research on potential donors. She typically schedules her meetings in the afternoons on Monday through Thursday and tries to save Fridays for solid work. She typically will take a 20 minute nap around 3 PM but if she can't get that nap in she gets coffee to help get her through the rest of her day.

Key Takeaways:

  • Emily typically checks her emails in the morning and does research on her potential donors. She also gets on social media as well.
  • Emily usually has meetings in the afternoons and she tries to avoid them on Fridays so she can get real work done.
  • Emily will sometimes nap around 3 PM but if she can't she makes sure that she has coffee to help her get through the rest of her day.

“Before moving to Madison, Emily was the Associate Development Director for Mudlark Theater were she also wrote, directed, and taught for after school and summer camp programs.”

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