Our trade is timeless, our ideas are innovative. With a wide range of capabilities, Firespring is Lincoln and Omaha’s leading source for perfect printed projects from direct mail to signage.
Our trade is timeless, our ideas are innovative. With a wide range of capabilities, Firespring is Lincoln and Omaha’s leading source for perfect printed projects from direct mail to signage.
"Your peeps knocked it out of the park. Extremely tight timeline. No fuss, no muss. Everything came out great. Thank you!"
Clinton Schleining, NU Foundation
"We moved to a new location and needed letterhead and envelopes, and we needed all of it now! Firespring was extremely patient with my 1,001 questions and helped me figure out quantities."
Shari Schmidt, NMPP Energy
"Firespring has always been the best—Tim, Travis, Alisha...it doesn’t matter who it is, they’re all awesome and make my job 10 times easier because I know I can expect exceptional work every single time!"
Kristin McCoun, Lincoln Children’s Zoo
"Patti is super efficient and does a great job. She has been very patient as I'm new to the marketing world and don't always send her exactly what she needs. I applaud her."
Kelly Robare, Union Bank & Trust
"I fell in love with Firespring when I worked with them one on one. I couldn’t ask for a better company to work with. I will refer and use Firespring in the future as much as I can."
Jamie Yenglin, Community Action Partnership
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You’re on a mission, and in order to fulfill your mission, you need the proper tools and technology. As such, a captivating and engaging nonprofit website should rank pretty high on your list of must-haves; built right, it can be a powerful tool with game-changing technology. Too many times, however, nonprofits opt for what they believe is a cheaper solution, piecing together a website using a module here and a plugin there and even sending their online visitors to a third-party site to do things like make a donation or pay a registration fee. This rarely ends up to be “cheap,” and it can cost them in the form of a poor user experie...
It happens to people all the time, and it’s likely happening to you. You post an event on Facebook. 500+ people say they’re either going or interested in going, so you plan for at least 350. Then the big day comes, and you realize you’ve overspent on food, beverages and a large venue for the few who showed up. What gives? Fundraising events like galas, auctions, walks, donor recognition talks and dinners are critical to the success of nonprofits. Many nonprofits have one or two annual traditions that make up a large portion of the donations they’ll receive during a calendar year. We’ve put together some tips on how to make the...
This article was written by Kayleigh Alexandra. A writer and small business owner, Kayleigh is an expert in all things content, freelance, marketing and commercial strategy. How many brands are out there jostling for position? No matter what field you look at, you’ll find heated competition, with countless similar businesses scrambling for ways to outperform each other and build lasting positive reputations. And it certainly isn’t easy to earn attention. People have seen enough ads and read enough generic copy that they default to boredom. To actually spark some ...
