A creative peek into how we’d take your mission and make it scroll-stopping.

Let’s pretend you gave us the keys to your social media. No approvals. No rewrites. Just trust.

If Valiant 3 took over your feed for a week, here’s exactly what we’d post—and why. Spoiler: it’s not just trendy Reels and donation asks (although there’s a time and place for those too).

This is what we would do to stop the scroll, spark connection, and actually move people.

 

1. We’d Start with a Power-Pinned Post

First impressions matter. Your audience shouldn’t have to dig to figure out who you are or why you exist.

We’d pin one bold, mission-packed post at the top of your feed—something that instantly says:

“Here’s what we stand for. Here’s what we’re here to change.”

Think:

• “You’ve heard of [the problem]. We’re here for the solution.”
• A photo of someone you’ve helped. A stat that hits. A story that lingers.

Because if someone only sees one post from you… this is the one that counts.

 

2. We’d Put People Front and Center

No one connects with graphics. They connect with faces.

We’d make your people the stars—your team, volunteers, donors, board members, and especially the humans impacted by your work.

Post ideas:

• “This is [Name]. Her story is why we do what we do.”
• “Meet the person behind the DMs.”
• “A donor we’ll never forget.”

Show real people. Speak in real voices. It works every time.

3. We’d Turn Your FAQs Into Swipe-Worthy Carousels

You already have a goldmine of content in your inbox.

Those questions you keep getting?
“What does my donation go toward?”
“How can I volunteer?”
“What actually happens after an event?”

We’d turn those into carousels that educate, inspire, and move people to act—fast.

Because when you answer questions clearly, you build trust. And trust drives action.

 

4. We’d Repurpose Everything (The Smart Way)

We’re not about creating more content just for the sake of it. We’re about doing more with what you already have.

That annual report? Break it into a month of content.
A great speaker at your last event? Grab 10-second soundbites.
One email campaign? Turn it into Reels, quotes, and infographics.

Our rule: If it lives in one place, it can live in five.

 

5. We’d Use Trends (But Make Them Make Sense)

We love a good trending audio moment—but not just for the sake of it.

We’d choose trends that align with your voice and mission, then put your spin on it.

Example Reel:
POV: You try to explain to your board why Reels matter.
[Insert trending sound + subtle eye-roll.]

Because trends only work when they still feel like you.

6. We’d Spotlight the Wins (Not Just the Asks)

We know you need to fundraise. But people also want to feel something.

We’d mix in content that celebrates your progress:

• “Because of YOU, 12 families got housing last month.”
• Donor spotlights and thank-you videos
• Mini impact reports (designed for Instagram)

Show them what their support makes possible. And they’ll stick around.

7. We’d Ask More Questions

You don’t need a thousand followers to start real conversations. You need the right prompt.

We’d ask your audience to reflect, not just react.

“What does [your cause] mean to you personally?”
“If you could solve one problem in your city today, what would it be?”
“What’s a moment you’ll never forget with our team?”

Because questions build community. And community builds momentum.

8. We’d Let Your Personality Come Through

Your mission matters—but so does your vibe.

We’d make space for the human moments:
Team inside jokes. Bloopers from the last event. A gif that made you laugh too hard. A win you just had to screenshot.

“This pitch deck had no business being this cute.”
“If we had a dollar for every time we said ‘Can we make this a Reel?’…”

People don’t follow logos. They follow people.

 

Final Thoughts

You don’t have to hand over the keys (yet). But if this list made you nod, it might be time for a strategy refresh—or a creative partner who gets what you’re trying to do and how to make it scroll-worthy.

If you’re ready to show up online with clarity, consistency, and a whole lot of heart—we’re here for that.