If your nonprofit’s social media strategy is built upon engaging young adults, then you might want to invest some time experimenting with Tumblr. According to a recent study, after Facebook young adults spend more time per day on Tumblr than any other social network. This data will likely surprise many nonprofits, but Tumblr’s mobile design and the unique content blogged on Tumblr resonates with millennials. That said, below are 12 nonprofit Tumblrs to study and learn from. Be sure to also download Tumblr’s mobile app to experience the Tumblrs on a mobile device.
1. Think Progress
think-progress.tumblr.com
2. Smithsonian Magazine
smithsonianmag.tumblr.com
3. Sex, Etc.
sexetc.tumblr.com
4. Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
pulitzercenter.tumblr.com
5. Pew Research Center
pewresearch.tumblr.com
6. OURTIME.org
attndotcom.tumblr.com
7. Natural Resources Defense Council
nrdc.tumblr.com
8. National Public Radio
npr.tumblr.com
9. Museum of Modern Art
moma.tumblr.com
10. Made In a Free World
madeinafreeworld.tumblr.com
11. Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network
glsen.tumblr.com
12. CODE.org
codeorg.tumblr.com
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