Donor Communication Should Feel Like an Invitation to Join God's Story — Not Like a Sales Pitch

Every ministry is built on a God-sized vision. But even the best vision can’t move forward without people who believe in it and invest in it.​

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I believe that donor communication should never feel pushy. It should feel like an invitation to participate in what God is doing through your ministry.

 

Donors don’t just want to give money; they want to be part of a story that matters. They want to know that their generosity is changing lives and advancing the Kingdom.

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That’s where I come in.

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I’m a copywriter and fundraising communications partner who helps Christian nonprofits share their mission with clarity, authenticity, and gospel-centered purpose. My writing is rooted in donor psychology — but even more than that, it’s shaped by years of experience in ministry myself. I know the language of faith, and I know how to communicate in a way that inspires partners to support your work.

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Over the past eight years, I’ve written campaigns, newsletters, donor appeals, and website copy that have helped raise six figures in support for ministries and mission-driven organizations. Whether your goal is to deepen relationships with longtime supporters, engage new partners, or launch a major initiative, my priority remains the same:

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Helping you share your story in a way that inspires generosity and builds lasting relationships.

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When we work together, I don’t just write copy. I step into your mission as a partner. I take the time to understand your calling, your community, your theology, and the unique way God is working through your ministry. Then I help you communicate that story with clarity and conviction — without hype, pressure, or manipulation.

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✅ My Promise: If the first draft I deliver isn’t the right fit, I’ll revise it (within the original scope) as many times as needed for 30 days at no extra cost. Your message matters too much to settle for "good enough."

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Ready to invite more people into the story God is writing through your organization?