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We customize your community outreach program to reach the goals that matter to you. From consumer education and building brand awareness to growing your public relations value and meeting corporate social responsibility goals, our work together strives to make the world a better place.
By sponsoring programs that utilize NTC’s creative engagement strategies, your company:
- Builds positive goodwill with your customers
- Inspires local press attention
- Earns media time across channels
- Manages a positive reputation with the larger community of children and families
- Grows consumer education and awareness of your larger goals
Part of NTC’s services include monitoring your press and media mentions. Peruse below to see some of the mentions and features made about our clients this season.
Electrical Safety Tips for Educational Environments
April 26, 2024
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Classrooms today are built around technology. We use electronic devices and high tech machinery in many of our classes. That technology does not evaporate when...
EARTH DAY ALL YEAR
April 19, 2024
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Earth Day is a celebration and more than 1 billion people world-wide celebrate it each year. But it is more than that too. It is...
EARTH DAY: A CELEBRATION!
April 19, 2024
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Earth Day is deemed a celebration. To quote Earthday.org, it is a call to join in “to honor and celebrate our remarkable planet.” It’s a...
Gamification in Education: A Transformative Way of Learning?
March 7, 2024
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Effectively motivating students is a seemingly an eternal struggle for educators. When a student is not motivated, it is exponentially more difficult to keep them...
What our clients say:
"Live theather is a really dynamic way to teach students, especially when you combine it with curriculum activities, in-class discussion and homework assignments that engage parents. We've been working with NTC for over 20 years to deliver out electrical safety and energy messages into the schools. It's been a great partnership and an effective way of reaching students."
Peggy Hanson
Director of the Minnesota Power Foundation, Minnesota Power
"We get such great response from everyone who sees a performance – teachers, students, bank employees. We’ve even had customers walk into a local branch and thank us for bringing the program into their schools! There’s a tremendous level of appreciation, especially in smaller communities that typically have fewer options for this kind of programming. I’m proud that Bank of the West has made a financial commitment to take Mad About Money into the schools. While it’s certainly done a lot to create a positive image for the bank, I’m proudest of the positive impact that the program has had on our students."
Christine Hensley
VP of Community and Government Affairs, Bank of the West
"I find all of the material easy to follow and the charts, graphs and comments in the final report clearly articulate the impact this show has had with the students and teachers in our service territory. Not only do I have the material I need to meet with my leadership, but also am now prepared to meet with the department that funds the program and is responsible to report our outcomes to the PSC. While the show is a small part of the work that FPL does to educate customers about energy conservation, it is one that is highly visible and we appreciate the partnership with NTC. The show is now the easiest part of what I manage, and this allows me to focus on new programs and issues in education."
Maureen Wilt
Education Program Manager, Florida Power and Light Company (FPL)
"The details of the performance were an eye opener for the food industry and other school districts that are addressing these issues. Theatre is extraordinarily effective and FMI attendees see the positive impact on reputation for sponsors teaching students about nutrition, messages that are delivered right in their school."
Joan Nachmani
Director of School District of Philadelphia, EAT.RIGHT.NOW. Program
"The details of the performance were an eye opener for the food industry and other school districts that are addressing these issues. Theatre is extraordinarily effective and FMI attendees see the positive impact on reputation for sponsors teaching students about nutrition, messages that are delivered right in their school."
Beth Carlson
Manager of Mass Market Programs, WPPI Energy