Outreach Strategy — USA Q3

A focused playbook for community builders: target mapping, events, digital activation, and partnership pathways to grow CBNA-aligned support across priority markets.

  • Quarter: Q3 (July — September)
  • Focus: Scalable local hubs, partner networks, measurable engagement
Community meetup

Strategic goals

Priorities for Q3 align to community resilience, partner onboarding, and measurable member growth.

1. Local hub activation

Pilot 6 micro-hubs in target metros with event templates and volunteer playbooks.

2. Strategic partnerships

Secure 12 partner relationships to amplify services and funding pathways.

3. Measured engagement

Establish KPIs and dashboards to track retention and resource referrals.

Target audience & market map

Primary segments: community organizers, local NGOs, municipal liaisons, and small project leaders.

Priority markets this quarter:

MetroPriorityPrimary channel
Denver, COHighLocal meetups & civic partnerships
Portland, ORMediumWorkshops & influencer networks
Atlanta, GAHighCommunity events & faith-based orgs
Target map illustration

Map layers: engagement density, partner readiness, gap analysis.

Tactics & channels

Layered outreach combining in-person events, digital activation, and institutional partnerships.

  • Community roundtables with a replicable agenda
  • Volunteer onboarding sessions and local champions
  • Resource fairs co-hosted with partners

Targeted email sequences, localized social ads, and content hubs to convert event interest into ongoing engagement.

MOUs with civic agencies, training cohorts for local org staff, and alignment with CBNA resource channels.

Outreach tactic visual

Each tactic pairs a playbook with KPIs, templates and a rollout checklist.

Q3 timeline & milestones

MonthKey milestonesDeliverable
JulyHub selection & partner MOUsHub playbook v1
AugustPilot events & digital launchEvent kits, landing pages
SeptemberAssessment & scale planQ4 scaling roadmap

Case studies & local wins

Case study 1

Neighborhood activation — Denver

50+ residents onboarded; partnership with two local orgs.

Case study 2

Volunteer network — Atlanta

Volunteer cohort trained; referral pipeline established.

Case study 3

Digital hub — Portland

Localized content reduced friction for new members.

Team & contact points

Lead coordinator

Alex Morgan

Lead Outreach Coordinator

Connect about pilot hubs and community agreements.

Contact Alex

Operational contacts and escalation paths are established for each market. For collaboration inquiries, outreach templates, or partnership proposals use the contact page to schedule a call.

Resources & templates

Downloadable: event agenda, volunteer scripts, partnership MOU template, KPI dashboard sample.