Support your non-profit's fundraising campaign and get the results you need

Non-profits can stand or fall based on the success of their major fundraising initiatives. Whether the objective's a new headquarters, major programming, support for ongoing priorities, or any important fulfillment of the organization's reason for existing, it's critically important—or you wouldn't be trying to raise money for it in the first place. (And if it isn't critically important, maybe it's time to rethink your plan.)

And without the right support materials, it's difficult to communicate the need clearly and effectively to internal and external audiences, from board members to potential funders.

That's where I come in. (Only if I'm invited, of course.)

After I clarify each client's unique strategic needs, I research, write, design, lay out, typeset, and produce campaign case studies for a wide range of non-profit organizations. For more than two decades, I've helped raise millions of dollars to build buildings, support programming, restore historic landmarks, rescue animals, and a long list of other important goals.

Why should you choose me as your consulting partner?

• Experience. I've been doing this for a long time. Clients like my work because it makes their message clear—which eases their fundraising efforts—and tells their distinctive stories. No templates, no cookie-cutter prose.
• Flexibility. I create case studies you can print out yourself, or work with commercial printers to put the final result directly in your hands. Either way, you get what you need.
• Results. I turn the accumulated information about your organization into a fresh, new take on your unique mission, accomplishments, and value, one you can use to master the competitive pressures of your fundraising landscape.

Want to look at and read some samples (including the ones shown above? Visit the "Fundraising support" section of the "Project Case Studies" on my portfolio site and see for yourself.

What's your organization's objective? Are you ready to make that case to your target audiences? If so, I'd love to help.