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

Getting Back to Yourself: Mama Edition

I have an affinity for this subject, finding oneself. And maybe the reason is that I have felt so lost on so many days of my motherhood that I didn’t know where to go. I didn’t know who to turn to, or what to even say to my husband. I wasn’t sure who I was…

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Mind Your Own Bees Wax

Lately, I’ve just become fed up. Fed up with others telling me how to live my life, and how you should live yours. As moms, we are inundated with “mommy-shamers” who tell us every day we are doing this Mom thing all wrong. It’s my gut instinct to just ignore this unwarranted advice – actually,…

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Why I’m Glad My Child Questions Authority

One of my children has special needs. One of my children does not. Ri is completely neurotypical and goes through everything 10-year-old girls do. Because my kids are so developmentally different, I struggle to parent my youngest without losing my patience. I find that with my oldest, Jamie, I have an infinite amount of patience…

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Dads Are Superheroes Too

Dads of kids with special needs are often forgotten in the special family dynamic. I’m lucky enough to know several fathers of amazing kids with special needs. These dads are the best of the best. They go above and beyond typical parenting. Just like moms of kids with special needs, the dads have extraordinary jobs put…

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Finding Your Mom Tribe

What is a Mom Tribe, anyway? And how do I find one? Well, a Mom Tribe is a group of women who count on each other; whether it’s sharing the carpool duty for after-school activities, bus stop hovering, helping out when one of the group is sick, and just generally being a shoulder to lean…

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Mommin’ Ain’t Easy

The Overwhelming Moments of Motherhood Most days I feel like I have it together…pretty much. I get up, get my kids ready for school with the help of my awesome husband, get breakfast ready, make the coffee, get myself ready for work, and send everyone off for their busy days. I’m no different than millions…

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