PLENTY Magazine Summer 2026 | Page 49

An Invitation from Plenty
DID YOU KNOW...

An Invitation from Plenty

For nonprofits these days effective storytelling is vitally important to spread the word, to stay relevant, and to attract and keep loyal supporters. With screen fatigue on the rise, highly-targeted print media is playing an increasingly indispensable role in that storytelling.

Hyper-local, niche magazines like PLENTY have proven to be an excellent place for nonprofits to advertise and tell their stories. Often, however, budgets don’ t allow for print advertising. We can help.
If you are a stakeholder, a donor, a board member or just believe stongly in the work of a local nonprofit, please consider sponsoring an advertorial in PLENTY to get the word out. An advertorial can tell a powerful story. That’ s where you control the narrative. You pitch a story, and we help create a visually compelling presence in the magazine that gets noticed, over and over again.
“ Print has permanence— it lives in the home. A community magazine sits on a kitchen counter, a waiting room table, a coffee table— often for weeks. Multiple readers in the same household encounter the same advertorial repeatedly and at their own pace. That kind of dwell time simply doesn’ t exist in digital channels.”- the windsor connection
We couldn’ t have said it better because we hear that not only do our loyal readers consume PLENTY cover-tocover, but they often keep it around as a collectible and are happy to tell us that!
Please consider giving your nonprofit a leg up by creating real impact on the pages of PLENTY. Your support will make a difference! Interested? Call or text 928-862-0600.
DID YOU KNOW...
Through a program called PrintReleaf, PLENTY directly invests in certified reforestation and carbon offset projects across the globe? The amount of paper and fiber-based materials we use to print each issue is measured, the equivalent number of trees are then replanted, and the amount of carbon emitted during its production is balanced by equivalent carbon offsets. To date, we have planted 1965 trees in South Dakota and Northen California, and another 70 will be planted with this issue.
Serving Poolesville and the Ag Reserve
n FOOD: WUMCO provides food insecure families with food from our pantry, fresh produce in the growing season and food to nourish children in the summer when they are not receiving school meals
n FINANCIAL SUPPORT: WUMCO helps residents with household and medical expenses
n TRANSPORTATION: WUMCO fills gaps in public transportation with volunteer drivers
n HEALTHCARE ACCESS: WUMCO coordinates mobile healthcare for primary medical, dental and mental health needs
n ENGLISH CLASSES: WUMCO provides classes and tutoring for adults learning English
WUMCO relies on community financial and volunteer support to make our work possible. Please visit our website to contribute or sign up for volunteer opportunities.
www. wumcohelp. org •( 301) 972-8481 plenty I summer growing 2026 49
Much thanks to Jim Clifford for sponsoring our ad