Your mission is powerful. Is your story?
In the three years since our founding, Little Tiger has already worked with almost forty mission-driven organizations to use story to achieve their strategic goals, from expanding their service footprint and securing new partnerships to attracting new funder attention and launching capital campaigns.
Advance the welfare of children and youth
We worked with the Cleveland Office of Children and Families and the Cleveland Foundation to develop a narrative blueprint and training series to help youth, families, social workers, and community leaders communicate advocate for the creation of a Cabinet serving Cleveland students.
We led workshops, focus groups, and interviews with almost 150 community members, including several district administrators and almost fifty young people. We also worked with six youth ambassadors to develop and video personal statements for what they wanted from a Cabinet.
The campaign helped bring about an Executive Order establishing a Cleveland Municipal Cabinet for Children and Youth a year later.
Purpose can’t wait
We helped Wilmington College develop a narrative blueprint that bridged its liberal arts curriculum with its practical experiential degree programs, and emphasized its amazing track record of graduating first-generation students in the region.
We interviewed and surveyed students, alumni, faculty, staff, and community partners to inform the blueprint.
Check out this campaign video our amazing visual brand partner, TH Media created using the blueprint.
Be human and share your story
We worked with Mass Humanities to redefine its approach to the humanities. Rather than disseminating ivory tower ideas to the common masses, the then-new leadership saw the organization’s role as gathering communities together to tell, share, and reimagine the diverse stories and ideas of the Commonwealth.
We developed a narrative blueprint to codify this shift and made recommendations for curating and packaging data to reinforce the organization’s messaging.
You can see the blueprint reflected in its current storytelling, including in this new website designed by Proverb.
