From 2,720 Followers to 25,184. One Consistent Strategy.
Because a mission this important deserved an audience that could actually find it.
Starting point: an inconsistent presence and a powerful story that was not reaching the people who needed to find it.
Get Results Like ThisThe Brief, The Work, The Results
The Brief
Hope Mission Society does meaningful work in Rwanda. Agricultural training, kitchen gardens, poultry programs, savings groups, English classes, and Christian discipleship — all of it producing real change, most of it invisible online.
- Inconsistent posting with no clear content direction
- A growing organization with no social media strategy to match
- Powerful stories from Rwanda that were not reaching the people who needed to hear them
- A new Instagram presence that needed to be built from zero
The Work
Content Strategy
People-first storytelling replaced broad updates. Farmers, trainees, families, poultry programs, kitchen gardens, savings groups, and English classes became the content. Real faces. Real outcomes.
Paid Campaign Management
Selective boosting and paid ads from September 2025. The top ad reached 828K people and generated 1.9M views. The top boosted post started 875 inbox conversations.
Instagram Launch
Built from zero. Within 6 months: 460K views and 144K reach through a combination of organic storytelling and targeted paid promotion.
Key Strategy
The data kept showing the same thing: people respond to people. Not logos. Not mission statements. People.
A post about a farmer who grew from 4 hens to 700 chickens started 875 conversations in the inbox. One story. One boost. Real results.
I worked with the Rwanda team to dramatically improve how they captured the work on the ground. A photography guide tailored to their context, training on composition and emotional storytelling, and a shift toward specific moments over general documentation changed the quality of everything coming in.
I also built and trained a comment moderation and inbox response team. As the page grew, so did the conversations. A trained team meant the community felt heard and the inbox became a real point of connection rather than an unanswered queue.
The Results
First six months of management — July to December 2025.
Want results like this for your organization?
Build Your Content StrategyWhat This Demonstrates
A mission-driven organization does not need a large budget to build a real audience. It needs a content strategy built around the people and the work, consistent execution, and selective amplification at the right moments.
For nonprofits and faith-based organizations, the story is already there. The question is whether the communication strategy is doing justice to what is actually happening.
This is the kind of work I take on for nonprofits and faith-based organizations, where the mission is real and the strategy just has to catch up to it. You can see more of it in my nonprofit marketing work.
Your organization has a story worth telling. Let’s build the strategy to get it in front of the people who need to find it.
Content Built for This Mission
Content That Moved People
Ordered by total views. Each post demonstrates what happens when storytelling is specific, visual, and people-led. Click any image to view full size.
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Showing the training in progress drove 257K views and over 1,500 link clicks.
Connecting the mission to everyday life produced 1,100+ link clicks from a broad audience.
Naming the person created the connection. Andrew’s story reached 87.5K people organically. Top organic post. Posted the day they arrived. Real moment, real faces, 4,500+ interactions.This Is How a Kitchen Garden Is Built
Education-first carousels earned trust with audiences who were new to the work. Teaching content consistently drove higher saves, link clicks, and return visits than promotional posts. Click any slide to view full size.
The Hope Impact 2018 to 2026
Produced in both English and Kinyarwanda. Publishing impact reports in the community’s own language builds credibility and signals respect for the audience. This carousel performed strongly in both markets. Click any slide to view full size.
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Stories from Rwanda
Short-form reels that brought individual stories to a global audience. Testimonials, training sessions, garden tips, and discipleship content — each one built around a person and a specific outcome rather than a program description.
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