Start with a Funding Reset
A short, focused sprint to look at your message, your current support base, and where funding may be getting missed.
Nonprofit fundraising consultant
The funding is out there. The question is whether you’re set up to reach it.
I help nonprofits clarify what they’re asking for, clean up their data, and make sure they’re set up to reach the people and funders who should be supporting their work.
Start with a focused diagnostic to see where funding is being missed and what to do next.
25+ yearsof experience
$150 million+raised
From global organizationsto founder-led nonprofits
Why organizations get stuck
Most organizations are stuck in the same funding loop.
They are trying to fund important work with too small a circle of donors and funding sources.
That usually means the same people are being asked again and again while other real opportunities never get developed. The message may be unclear. The data may be messy. The funding strategy may be too narrow. Over time, that creates stress, limits growth, and keeps strong programs from moving forward.
What changes first
Clients do not need another thick strategy binder. They need a clearer path and work that can start now.
- Clarify the ask
- Clean up the data
- Widen the funding picture
- Start moving with a focused plan
How the work is structured
A clear starting point, then practical next steps.
Build the system
Deeper work to strengthen your funding strategy, clean up donor and prospect data, and create a practical growth plan.
Stay with the work
Ongoing support for organizations that need a steadier hand as they build, implement, and grow.
Selected experience
From large international nonprofits to small founder-led startups.
I’ve worked across the United Nations migration system, UNICEF USA, the Epilepsy Foundation, the Foundation Fighting Blindness, Pine Crest School, the Susan B. Anthony Center, and the Daniel Suter Foundation.
United Nations
UNICEF USA
Epilepsy Foundation
Susan B. Anthony Center
Daniel Suter Foundation
“He has an innate ability to accomplish much with little resource and a real commitment to results.”
Who this is for
Best for organizations that have something real to build on.
This work is usually the best fit for organizations with a strong program, a real growth opportunity, and a need for more than just another fundraising appeal.
Start a conversation
A quick note is enough. Tell me what you’re working on and where things feel stuck.