The Harris Agency, a public relations firm based in Boonton, New Jersey, has announced that it is now accepting applications for the 2027 edition of THA Impact, its pro bono communications grant program. The initiative is designed to assist a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit in broadening its reach and amplifying its mission through strategic communications support.
According to the announcement, the selected organization will receive up to $25,000 in pro bono public relations services for a project or campaign slated for 2027. The support will encompass a range of services, including content development, media relations, media training, event support, social media engagement, and community outreach. The goal is to provide nonprofits with the professional expertise they often lack, enabling them to tell their stories more effectively and connect with key audiences.
Applications are being accepted through October 9, and the chosen nonprofit will be announced in December. Interested organizations can apply through the THA Impact website, which provides details on eligibility and the application process. The program targets nonprofits that have a clear project or campaign needing communications support and that can demonstrate a potential for significant impact with the grant.
The Harris Agency, founded in 2017, has a history of working with both corporate and nonprofit clients. The firm focuses on B2B and technology sectors, and its team includes seasoned industry veterans who have managed reputation and issues for companies such as IBM, Verizon, Calix, Synchrony, and PSEG. For more information about The Harris Agency and its services, visit their website.
This year’s THA Impact program underscores the agency’s commitment to giving back to the community by leveraging its expertise for social good. For nonprofits, the grant represents a significant opportunity to elevate their visibility and effectiveness. In an era where public trust is paramount, the ability to communicate clearly and persuasively can make the difference between a mission that thrives and one that struggles to be heard.
The announcement comes at a time when many nonprofits are facing increased competition for attention and resources. By providing professional communications support, The Harris Agency aims to level the playing field, allowing smaller organizations to compete with larger, better-funded ones. The pro bono nature of the grant means that the selected nonprofit can allocate its own funds to other critical areas, such as programming or operations.
As the application deadline approaches, nonprofits are encouraged to review the eligibility criteria and submit their proposals. The selection process is expected to be competitive, with many organizations vying for the chance to receive this substantial support. The December announcement will mark the beginning of a collaboration that could have a lasting impact on the chosen organization’s reach and influence.
For more details on how to apply, visit the THA Impact application portal before the October 9 deadline.
