The nonprofit with a clear story is the one that gets funded.
Get the clarity and confidence to ask for the funding you deserve.
Most nonprofits don’t have a fundraising problem. They have a communication problem.
Without a strong message and strategy, even great teams struggle to raise money.
We help mission-driven organizations connect communications and fundraising — so your team works smarter, raises more money, and talks about the work with confidence.
What if your strongest fundraising tool wasn’t another appeal — but a clear, consistent message?
You don’t need another one-off email or a new hire.
You need a plan — one that treats communications as a core function. A plan that aligns your fundraising and messaging, rallies your team, and reclaims your time.
Let’s fix that — without adding more to your plate.
What you walk away with when you work with us.
→ Messaging frameworks
Language your entire team can use — from grant proposals to gala speeches.
→ Campaign strategy
Know what to say, when to say it, and how to say it — across your calendar.
→ Email + donor journey mapping
Build trust with every touchpoint. Ask when it matters most.
→ Content + communications calendars
No more starting from scratch each week. You’ll finally have a rhythm.
→ Audit + alignment sessions
We sharpen what you already have, so you can build on what you do well.
→ Plans built for your actual capacity
No fluff. No jargon. Just clear, doable steps that match the team you actually have.
Drop us a line. We’ll talk about what’s not working—and how we can help.
“Dimitri played a key role in helping us raise critical funding, ensuring the sustainability of our programs during a period of transition and growth. He also developed a clear and effective communications guide that strengthened how we tell our story and engage our community. Perhaps most importantly, Dimitri helped us take a step back to assess our role in the neighborhood, identify emerging needs, and shape a vision that reflects the voices and priorities of the Lower East Side.”
