Nonprofit
Mission-driven organizations deserve strategy, not leftovers.
Nonprofits carry the same marketing problems as growth-stage companies with a fraction of the budget and twice the audiences. The work here is scoped for that reality: fewer moving parts, sharper messages, and systems a small staff maintains.
Why this page exists
A different value proposition
Corporate marketing sells one thing to one buyer. Nonprofit marketing sells a mission to donors, a service to participants, and a case for support to a board, often in the same week. Clarity across all three is the entire job.
Engagements start small and stay honest: one audience, one message, one measurable outcome, then the next.
Donor and stakeholder clarity
One message for donors, one for program participants, one for the board, each built from what those groups already say.
Program storytelling
Impact written as evidence rather than adjectives, ready for grant applications, appeals, and annual reports.
Website and content systems
A site your staff updates without a developer, with a content rhythm a two-person team sustains.
Board-ready reporting
A one-page view of what marketing produced, in language a finance committee trusts.
Rates
Nonprofit rates, on request
A reduced nonprofit rate of $50 per hour applies to registered 501(c)(3) organizations. It stays off the public rate sheet and outside the Scope Estimator on purpose: eligibility and scope get confirmed in a short conversation, so the number quoted is the number invoiced.
Mention your organization and mission in your first note and the rate applies from the first hour.
Nonprofit inquiries
Tell us the mission and the moment.
Every nonprofit engagement opens with a free consult covering the audiences you serve, the decision in front of you, and the smallest piece of work moving it forward.