Did You Know?
-Nonprofit institutions with defined federal regulatory compliance protocols report stronger donor confidence and fewer reputational incidents.
-Organizations that routinely assess their six key marketing assets for HEOA disclosure requirements significantly reduce the likelihood of public backlash or donor attrition.
-Faith-based institutions that emphasize message integrity and regulatory transparency see higher applicant trust scores and superior campaign performance.
Who We Are:
At SKG Brand Resources, we specialize in marketing compliance for nonprofit Christian institutions. We deliver higher education marketing risk mitigation.
We monitor your college’s marketing assets—emails, websites, social media, fundraising appeals, and public-facing materials—for regulatory alignment, content accuracy, and institutional integrity.
We don’t write your messaging. We protect it from non-compliance.
How We Help:
-Website & Digital Asset Review We conduct comprehensive audits of your online content to ensure it reflects your mission, meets current consumer information disclosure standards, and avoids avoidable risks.
-Campaign Oversight & Monitoring Whether you’re launching a seasonal appeal or an enrollment push, we help safeguard your messaging from compliance blind spots and trust erosion related to federal regulatory requirements requirements.
-Appeal & Fundraising Message Review We assess whether your appeals uphold your institution’s voice, avoid unintentional over-promises, and maintain donor confidence by adhering to guidelines in an era of increasing scrutiny.
Why It’s Important:
-Support Regulatory Accuracy Prevent non-compliant statements about financial aid, tuition, or accessibility that could risk Title IV eligibility or legal challenges.
-Reduce Risk Exposure Noncompliance isn't just a technicality—it can lead to reputational damage, donor attrition, and internal tension. We focus on higher education marketing risk mitigation.
-Protect Donor Confidence Consistent and compliant communications increase trust and transparency—both essential for lasting support and nonprofit marketing ethical standards.
-Improve Internal Efficiency A clear oversight process means less time spent revising, explaining, or apologizing for messaging errors related to federal compliance.