Madison Thornhill returns tomorrow…a few seats left

David Oaks
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David Oaks, Board of Directors Chair for the South Georgia Nonprofit Network (SGNN), smiling warmly in a light blue shirt with glasses and a gray beard, photographed in a conference venue with rows of blue chairs and soft purple lighting, representing his dedicated commitment to empowering nonprofit leaders across South Georgia. — David Oaks SGNN Board Chair

Wednesday, March 11

6:30 a.m.

Madison Thornhill was one of the delights of the 2023 SGNN Conference.

I sat in the audience that day, and the insights she shared about social media were delightful and immediately usable—the kind of practical wisdom you could implement the very next week.

Portrait of Madison Thornhill, marketing lecturer and social media strategist — Madison Thornhill returns to share updated social media best practices for nonprofits at tomorrow's SGNN Conference

But here’s the thing: three years have passed. Social media has evolved dramatically. What worked in 2023 might not work today.

Tomorrow, Madison is back—and we can’t wait to hear what she has to say.

Madison says “There is something special about telling stories from the inside out.”

That’s what she tells people when asked why she chose a degree and career path in public relations.

“I’ve always loved writing and communicating with others, but my interest was sparked in public relations during my time as an ambassador and admissions assistant at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College.”

She is passionate about writing, brand management, and social media strategy. With a master’s degree in advertising and public relations from the University of Georgia, Madison currently lectures on marketing at ABAC.

“As a borderline Gen Y/Gen Z, I’m teaching mostly Gen Z’ers about principles of marketing, consumer behavior, social media marketing, and marketing management.”

Tomorrow, Madison will share social media best practices specifically designed for nonprofits—helping you tell your story from the inside out in ways that actually connect with donors and supporters.

THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE

Only a few seats remain for tomorrow’s conference.

Registration closes tonight.

Thursday, March 12, 2026 | 7:45 AM – 3:00 PM

Second Harvest of South Georgia1836 Piedmont Place, Valdosta, GA 31601

Cost: Just $25 (includes Chick-fil-A lunch AND your SGNN membership)

Claim Your Seat Now – Registration Closes Tonight →

P.S. Questions? Contact Eva Freeman at efreeman@hljrfoundation.com or 229-219-2358.