For many people, writing can be tedious or boring. For me, it’s my favorite place to be. In fact, I am slightly obsessed with the creative process and all it has to offer. Every writing project allows me to tell a story, create a visual image, or clarify a thought.

   As a Fellow of the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy (AHP), I spent 35+ years as a nonprofit executive giving the disadvantaged hope and providing tools for them to lead better lives. I did a lot of writing during that time. And, it made me feel good to impact someone’s life in a positive way.

   Now that I'm retired from my day job, I have dedicated myself to writing for nonprofits and businesses all over the world to help sharpen their messaging and grow their bottom line.  

   To be honest, I'm not your average copywriter because technically, I'm retired. I do this because I love it and want to help struggling organizations that have small budgets. Which means I charge less.

   I do this because I remember how difficult it was to find the necessary resources to hire professional copywriters. Too often, organizations are forced to rely on existing staff who aren't trained as writers, or they have to hire high-priced writers who may approach the project in a one-size-fits-all way.

   That's not me.

​   My only goal is to help you be all that you can be. To do that, I have to listen to your hopes and dreams, your goals and objectives, and your frustrations and struggles.

   What's my background?

   With a Masters Degree in Theater, I come to storytelling naturally. I also have authored 12 mystery novels, 2 short story books, and 2 nonfiction books on Amazon. 

   I have taught the craft of storytelling through Green River College Continuing Education for 10+ years, and have written for Patch.com, as well as monthly articles for the Renton Reporter. 

   I also spent time as a professional development officer and executive director, writing fundraising appeals, grant appeals, newsletter articles, thank you letters, press releases, and speeches. I've done it all.

   Bottom-line, I love to write, and I’d love to write for you. Let’s work together and maybe, just maybe, we could help change the world!

   

Oh, and my company is named after the little dogs I love. Meet Gracie (left) and Emma (right).

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