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

This isn’t what I signed up for.

So, when Joel and I got married, we dreamed of having a baby right away. We got married in September, and by December, we were expecting. Unlike some of our dearest friends, we have never had any trouble getting pregnant. Seriously, it was like he looked at me funny, and BAM! I was pregnant. What…

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My first real outside-the-home job in 9 years: I’m still useful!

After 9 years at home with my munchkins, I decided it was time to go back to work. Now, I haven’t worked since my eldest was born with Cerebral Palsy. OK, I worked for my brother-in-law for only 4 months when Jamie was 2. My sister kept Jamie for me, so really it was like…

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A brother is a friend given by nature

Truer words could not be spoken.  My two kids have been friends, right from the start.  When we brought Riley home from the hospital, Jamie was instantly in love.

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Modifying Your Home

When it comes to us parents of KWSNs, we are the Ty Pennington’s of modifying our homes to suit our kids’ needs.  We have modified our own home and we have friends who have done the same to enable their children to use things in the house without assistance.  Wouldn’t you add a step stool…

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Products I love: Non-battery powered toys

I just love Toys R Us.  Not just because I’m literally a kid at heart and I love being surrounded by all of those toys; but mostly because they have a special catalog for our kids.  Their catalog is called the Toys R Us Differently-Abled Guide, and if you haven’t heard of it, it’s a…

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Why I Love Music

I love music.  I have always loved music, even before I became a mommy and started using it every day in our day-to-day learning.  I’ve used it to make me feel better, to make myself cry when I needed a good one, and to tell someone exactly how I feel. I’ve dedicated songs to people,…

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