Great work doesn’t announce itself.

Someone has to tell the people it happened.

Nonprofits pour resources into research, programs, and policy, and treat communications as an afterthought.

The result: Donors don’t see their impact. Communities miss programs built for them. Wins fade before anyone notices.

I make sure your work gets the audience it deserves.

Doing the work isn’t the same as being heard.

Your research isn’ reaching the people who could act on it.

Your donors can’t see what their gift accomplished.

Your wins fade before they take hold.

You don’t need more data. You need someone to tell the story.

How It Works

1

Reach Out

Tell me about your mission and campaign, and where communications are falling short.

2

Get a Plan

I’ll map out a strategy built around your goals, timeline, and budget.

3

Watch It Land

Your story reaches the people who can fund it, support it, and act on it.

4

Check the Metrics

I’ll build you a custom report showing exactly what your campaign achieved.

Author of the article “Eating Great Lakes Fish Presents a Sobering Risk” highlighting dangers of PFAS in Michigan’s freshwater fish.
Media campaign coordinator for national recycling alliance.
Author of “To Throw or Throw Away: The Overwhelming Toxicity and Waste of Mardi Gras”
Author of “Zero Waste on the Road: My Travels in Mexico”
Project manager for EPA-award-winning electric vehicle short film.
Author of “More Life, Less Stuff” article in Green Living Journal
Author of “Where Do Your Recyclables Go?”
Campaign manager for regional bicycle education campaign.

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