Pro bono
Good work deserves good marketing. Pitch me yours.
Every quarter I take on one project for free. Same strategy, same standards, no invoice. Tell me about yours and make the case for why it should be next.
Who should pitch
The bar isn’t size or budget. It’s whether better marketing would change what your project can do.
Doing real good
Nonprofits, education projects, community initiatives, and women-led ventures with a clear purpose.
Stuck on marketing
The work is good, but the right people don’t know about it yet, or the budget is going nowhere.
Ready to put in the time
Pro bono is free, not effortless. You’ll need someone who can make decisions and show up.
What the project includes
Eight months in total: two of hands-on work together, then six where I’m a message away.
- Two months of workshops We work through your positioning, audience, channels, and numbers together, one session at a time.
- A step-by-step plan The deliverable: a plan your team can actually carry out, in the order it should happen.
- Six months on call Questions, reviews, and second opinions while you put the plan to work, as my availability allows.
How the pick happens
One project each quarter. Pitches stay open all year, so you can send yours whenever it’s ready.
- You pitch Use the form below. Each quarter’s pick comes from the pitches already in.
- I read every one Then I shortlist the projects where marketing would make the biggest difference.
- A short call With each shortlisted project, to understand the work and the people.
- One project a quarter Everyone shortlisted hears back by email, whether picked or not.
Make your case.
Be specific about the project and the problem. You don’t need a polished deck: plain answers are easier to judge.