Strategic planning, fundraising, grant writing, and coaching for Tandem, Partners in Early Learning, an early learning nonprofit working to ensure all families have the resources, skills, and confidence they need to support their children’s kindergarten readiness.
Read MoreInstitutional relations, grant research and writing for Jewish Vocational Services (JVS), the Bay Area's leading nonprofit helping people to build in-demand skills and find good jobs.
Read MoreStrategic Planning, Marketing, and Fundraising support for international nonprofit that drives development and adoption of practical digital imaging and preservation solutions for people passionate about saving humanity's treasures today, before they are lost.
Read MoreInstitutional relations, grant research and writing for Always Dream Foundation, founded by Kristi Yamaguchi, focused on building awareness around the importance of in-home reading and on empowering low-income families with the tools necessary to level the playing field.
Read MoreStrategic planning, marketing, and fundraising coaching for Yu Ming Charter School, the first K-8 Mandarin immersion charter school in California.
Read MoreWorked with Founder and Executive Director, coaching on fundamentals of launching a nonprofit, including board recruitment, grant applications, volunteer management, and executive leadership (and burnout).
Read MoreAs Advancement Chair on the National Programs Committee, provide mentorship and support to the Advancement Chairs of the 47 chapters around the country, creating templates and resources, training documents, and facilitating monthly calls.
Read MorePresenter at Nonprofit Learning Lab. Topics include: “What are funders really asking for? Diagramming grant application questions for maximum results”
Read MoreFacilitator for intensive two-day retreat weekend for NLC fellows around the country. Assisted with curriculum re-write from "LE" to "LEAD" framework in 2018, focusing on sections on time management, project management, and strengths-based visioning.
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