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. This pro bono communications grant program is designed to assist a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit in broadening its reach and amplifying its mission. The program, which has been a cornerstone of the agency's community engagement efforts, provides selected organizations with essential public relations support to help them achieve their goals.
The 2027 THA Impact grant will provide up to $25,000 in pro bono public relations services for a project or campaign to be executed in 2027. The services include content development, media relations, media training, event support, social media engagement, and community outreach. This comprehensive support package is intended to give nonprofits the tools they need to effectively communicate their message and connect with their target audiences.
Nonprofits interested in applying for the grant can do so through the THA Impact website. The application window is open until October 9, with the selected nonprofit scheduled to be announced in December. This timeline allows the agency to thoroughly review all applications and choose the organization that can most benefit from the pro bono services.
The Harris Agency, founded in 2017, has established itself as a results-driven firm serving a range of corporate and nonprofit clients. The agency's team of seasoned industry veterans helps clients build trust by navigating the complex mix of social, political, economic, and digital challenges. With a focus on B2B and technology, the team brings decades of experience managing reputation and issues for some of the world's most respected and disruptive companies, including IBM, Verizon, Calix, Synchrony, and PSEG. For more information about The Harris Agency and its services, visit https://www.theharris.agency/.
The THA Impact program underscores The Harris Agency's commitment to giving back to the community and supporting the important work of nonprofit organizations. By providing pro bono communications support, the agency aims to level the playing field for nonprofits that may not have the resources to engage in comprehensive public relations efforts. This year's grant represents a significant opportunity for a nonprofit to elevate its visibility and impact.
Interested nonprofits are encouraged to review the application requirements carefully and submit their proposals before the October 9 deadline. The selected organization will be announced in December, and the project will commence in 2027. This initiative reflects the agency's belief in the power of strategic communication to drive positive change in the nonprofit sector.
