Giving Campaign Social Posts - 2026
Option 1: The direct ask (launch, or any time)
Social copy:
Do you know an individual or family who is quietly going through a hard time? A job loss, a medical setback, or an unexpected expense that has made it difficult to keep up? The Kingdom Building Foundation, our magazine’s nonprofit partner, has opened its 2026 Giving Campaign, and we’re looking for people in our community who need help and aren’t getting it.
Your nomination helps the foundation find and financially support the people who need it most. Every nomination is confidential.
Nominations are open through December 3 at kingdombuildingfoundation.org.
#GivingCampaign #KingdomBuildingFoundation #NominateANeighbor
Option 2: The neighbor who never asks (mid-window, after the first post has run)
Social copy:
Some of the people who need help the most are the last to ask for it.
The neighbor who shows up for everyone else. The family keeping a brave face through a season no one knows about. The Kingdom Building Foundation, our magazine’s nonprofit partner, runs its annual Giving Campaign for people like these, and it depends on neighbors to find them.
If someone comes to mind, nominate them. It takes a few minutes, it’s confidential, and it may be the help they would never ask for themselves.
Nominations are open now through December 3 at kingdombuildingfoundation.org. 💛
#GivingCampaign #KingdomBuildingFoundation #NominateANeighbor
Option 3: The reminder (last two weeks)
Social copy:
Nominate a neighbor before December 3. The Kingdom Building Foundation, our magazine’s nonprofit partner, is still accepting nominations for its 2026 Giving Campaign.
⭐Who to nominate: an individual or family in our community facing unexpected hardship or financial strain who isn’t already receiving help.
⭐ What to know: every nomination is confidential.
⭐ Where to nominate: kingdombuildingfoundation.org
If you’ve been meaning to submit a name, don’t wait. 📌
#GivingCampaign #KingdomBuildingFoundation #NominateANeighbor
Additional static graphics for social media can be found here:
Helpful tips:
- On Instagram, replace the URL with “through the link in our bio” and put the form link in the bio. Facebook keeps the URL in the post.
- Don’t add a donation ask or “support the campaign” language. The foundation doesn’t accept outside donations.
- On LinkedIn, drop to one hashtag or none, and skip the emoji.