1. Post Outreach Fliers in your employee break room, on your agency, school, or church bulletin board, hand them out to customers, email them to your program partners, or share them with family and friends.
EITC Carolinas Outreach Flyers:
All fliers are 8 1/2 by 11 for standard letter size paper.
Piggy Bank Poster: Eye-catching, color poster with large picture
Money in Your Pocket: Simple black and white flyer with large picture
English 1 English 2 Spanish
Tax Benefits for People Who Work: Flyer with money graphic and EITC eligibility information
English 1 English 2
Seven Myths about EITC Eligibility: Fact sheet dispelling common EITC myths
English 1
Make Tax Time Pay: Black and white flyer with EITC eligibility information
English 1 English 2
More Marketing Materials available at:
IRS EITC Marketing Campaign (including sample tweets)
National EITC Outreach Campaign (available in 21 languages)
The Benefit Bank (including FAFSA outreach)
2. Use one of our newsletter inserts/e-mail messages in your employee or constituent newsletter, church bulletin, school or daycare parent e-news, or put in an e-mail to employees or customers.
Short, medium, and longer newsletter or e-mail inserts that you can tailor to your needs.
Newsletter inserts
3. Use this letter to reach out to your employer or church association partners, community agency partners, etc.
Suitable for employer associations, United Way agencies, state agencies and local partners.
Partner Outreach Letter
Need more ideas? Check out these additional outreach tips:
Ten Ways Your Business Can Promote the EITC
Ten Ways Housing Groups Can Promote the EITC
Ten Ways Early Childhood Programs Can Promote The EITC and CTC
NC EITC Community Outreach Handbook from the NC Department of Revenue
EITC Community Outreach Handbook
MAKING ENDS MEET: A North Carolina Resource Guide
In tough economic times, many families need help in meeting basic needs. Help NC families link to community resources for emergency services, food, housing health care, tax credits, child care, money matters, and a broad range of community services. This downloadable guide is free to print or distribute to families, clients, employees, and anyone in your community who works with them.
Making Ends Meet booklet