Custom Digital Marketing for Women-Led Nonprofits

I help women-run nonprofit organizations build their digital presence and reach their audience through effective web development and lead generation strategies. I specialize in crafting websites that not only look great but also serve as powerful tools for connecting with supporters, donors, and volunteers. With a deep understanding of the unique challenges nonprofits face, I design and implement digital marketing strategies that help you raise awareness, engage your community, and achieve your mission.

Whether you’re looking to enhance your website’s functionality, improve your online visibility, or generate more leads, I’m here to guide you through every step of the process. From developing a user-friendly website that showcases your nonprofit’s work to creating lead generation systems that bring in more supporters, my goal is to provide tailored solutions that align with your values and drive meaningful results. I focus on crafting strategies that work for you—no cookie-cutter solutions here. Your nonprofit’s success is my priority, and I’ll help you create a lasting impact in the digital world.

Digital marketing for nonprofits is all about connection, and I’m here to make that process as smooth and efficient as possible. By focusing on thoughtful, personalized strategies, I ensure that your nonprofit can grow its digital footprint, build stronger relationships with your community, and ultimately support the causes that matter most. Let’s work together to create a digital marketing strategy that empowers your nonprofit to thrive and make a bigger impact.

Brandy with her husband Joel and their children Jamie and Riley.

Brandy with her husband Joel, their son Jamie,
and their daughter Riley.

Featured Posts

From One Child to Another

I’ve heard my friends talk a lot about how different it is to go from having only one child to having two or more.  While that’s very true, it’s even more true when your first child has special needs.  To add another child into the mix can be terrifying, exhilarating, and overwhelming.  It also adds…

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Hold On, Pain Ends

Today is Wishful Wednesday and that means that I’ve been sitting here thinking of wishes, listening to my heart.  What’s on my heart today is the struggle we all face as Modified Mamas.  The struggle to be the same people we were before our kids were diagnosed.  That struggle, that pulling at your very being,…

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Enough is Enough for Me

Thankfulness.  It’s something we should all strive for.  If we think we have nothing for which to be thankful, we have a sad life, indeed.  Whenever I start to feel down about something, I try to remind myself of the things I have that are amazing.  For instance, when I feel down about my weight,…

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My friends know too much.

It’s Thursday, Mamas and Papas.  You know what that means: another post about the things for which I am thankful.  Today, I’d like to tell you about my friends.  I have a lot to be thankful for, but they are right at the top of a really long list.  I have Florida friends, and I…

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Things I’ve Learned As a Mother – Updated

Oatmeal and peanut butter are hard to clean up. They both stick to everything they touch. “No” doesn’t always mean “no” to the child who hears it. Selective hearing is a real thing. Kids say exactly what they are thinking, especially when you don’t want them to. Potty training happens when your child is ready;…

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Wishing for Talking

There are days when I wish more than anything that my son could talk.  He is 10 years old and is non-verbal.  I know I’m not alone in wishing this.  A lot of Mamas and Papas out there have never heard their child utter a single syllable.  Some of us have heard our children speak…

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