Representative Clients and Projects
Family Service Agency of San Francisco (fsasf.org)
San Francisco’s largest and oldest provider of outpatient social services and mental health care: Conceived and directed all aspects of its Institutional Advancement efforts, including fundraising, grant-writing, communications & marketing, organizational development, and strategic planning.
Glide Foundation (glide.org)
One of the most comprehensive service providers working with the poor and homeless in San Francisco: Working with a collaborative team of senior staff, participated in the strategic redevelopment of the organization, particularly focusing on issues of post-prison re-entry populations and transitional-aged youth.
Greater Richmond Interfaith Program (gripcommunity.org)
An interfaith, multiracial collaboration serving homeless individuals and families: Managed all development activities for four months during GRIP's search for a new development director; conducted a large-scale community-based fundraising event; produced HUD proposals and reports; and designed and implemented an e-communications plan.
Insight Prison Project (insightprisonproject.org)
A national leader in the development and implementation of restorative-justice programs both inside prisons and for community-based organizations: Guided the development of a new community-based division, served as process manager to develop a new program, and developed the case statement for an inside/outside mentoring program for men as they transition from incarceration at San Quentin State Prison back into our communities.
Irene S. Scully Family Foundation (irenescullyfoundation.org)
A private philanthropic foundation: Managed the strategic development of its multi-year, multi-million dollar investment in public schools in Richmond, CA, including community engagement and facilitation, leadership coaching, and collaborative development.
Juma Ventures (jumaventures.org)
A national leader in social enterprise programs for young people: Conceived and produced a case statement to support the expansion of asset-building partnerships state-wide.
Oasis For Girls (sfoasis.org)
An arts-based, afterschool leadership development program serving at-risk girls of color in San Francisco: Provided grants planning, writing, budgets, and management, as well as organizational consultation and executive coaching.
Pogo Park (pogopark.org)
An entrepreneurial, community-based organization that revitalizes neighborhoods by working with local residents to transform local parks into magical play spaces: Provided concept development, strategic planning support, multi-sector partnerships, and grantwriting services.
Solar Richmond (solarrichmond.org)
A leading social enterprise organization providing training and consultation: Designed and conducted a four-day organizational retreat, leading the development of new mission, vision, beliefs, and values statements and the development of a new organizational program.
Resource Development Associates
A full-service consulting firm: Conceived and created proposals and grant applications to support the development of a children’s mental health system of care for Clark County, Oregon.
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (ybca.org)
A leading venue for multidisciplinary contemporary art and engagement: Wrote grant applications, special-event materials, and sponsorship communications.
Young Musicians Program (ymp.berkeley.edu)
Award-winning arts-based outreach program for low-income youth: Provided strategic development consultation and growth planning, and managed all grants research, planning, writing, budgets, and reporting.