Built for teams doing the work of a much bigger staff.

    Most small nonprofits reach a point where the mission is growing faster than the back office. Grant deadlines get tracked in someone's memory, the donor database has gaps, and the executive director is personally coordinating board meetings, volunteers, and event logistics on top of everything else.

    • Small to mid-sized nonprofits and charities without a dedicated operations hire.
    • Organizations using a CRM like HubSpot, Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud, Bloomerang, or Little Green Light.
    • Teams juggling grant deadlines, board reporting, and donor communication at once.
    • Anyone planning an annual fundraiser, gala, or volunteer program with limited staff time.

    Where I start, and where I go from there.

    An inbox full of donors, volunteers, and partners

    Donation confirmations, volunteer sign-ups, and partner requests all land in one inbox. I sort, respond to routine messages, and flag anything urgent so the executive director isn't buried every morning.

    Grant deadlines tracked in someone's head

    Application windows and reporting deadlines get missed because they live across different emails and calendars. I build a shared deadline tracker so nothing slips through unnoticed.

    A donor database with missing information

    Duplicate records, outdated contact details, and donations that never got logged. I clean up the database and set a maintenance routine so reports are accurate when the board asks for them.

    Board meetings pulled together at the last minute

    Agendas, minutes, and follow-up items get assembled the night before. I coordinate scheduling, prepare materials in advance, and track action items after each meeting.

    Volunteer coordination handled ad hoc

    Sign-ups, shift confirmations, and reminders sent manually, often too late. I set up a repeatable process so volunteers get consistent communication without staff chasing it down.

    Event logistics managed on a shared spreadsheet

    Vendor confirmations, guest lists, and sponsor follow-up scattered across documents. I organize event planning into one system so nothing gets missed as the date approaches.

    Software I already work in.

    I'm not a grant writer or a fundraising strategist. I handle the administrative and operational layer, inside the systems your organization already uses.

    HubSpotSalesforce Nonprofit CloudBloomerangLittle Green LightDonorPerfectMailchimpGoogle WorkspaceMicrosoft 365EventbriteZoomZapier

    What I take on for an organization.

    Inbox management and daily triage
    Calendar management for staff, board, and program schedules
    Grant and reporting deadline tracking
    Donor database cleanup and ongoing hygiene
    Board meeting coordination, materials, and follow-up
    Volunteer scheduling and communication
    Event logistics coordination for fundraisers and program events
    CRM workflow setup through my CRM support (/services/crm-automation-specialist)
    Broader operations support through my operations service (/services/operations-virtual-assistant)
    Website updates through my website support (/services/web-services) service

    Recent nonprofit admin and ops work.

    Donor database cleanup for a small charity

    Removed duplicate donor records, standardized giving history, and set up a quarterly cleanup routine so year-end reporting matched what was in the bank.

    Grant deadline tracker

    Built a shared calendar tracking application windows and reporting deadlines across five active grants, so nothing was submitted late again.

    Annual gala coordination

    Organized vendor confirmations, sponsor follow-up, and the guest list into one system, freeing the program director to focus on the event itself instead of the spreadsheet behind it.

    FAQ

    Common questions from nonprofits.

    No, I'm not a grant writer. I track deadlines, organize supporting documents, and keep the application timeline on schedule, but the writing itself stays with your team or a grant writer.

    Yes. I clean up donor records, remove duplicates, and set up workflows inside platforms like HubSpot, Bloomerang, or Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud so your data stays reliable between campaigns.

    Yes. I handle scheduling, prepare agendas and materials in advance, take minutes, and follow up on action items so meetings run smoothly without staff scrambling beforehand.

    I coordinate the logistics side: vendor confirmations, guest lists, sponsor follow-up, and timelines. I'm not an event designer, but I keep the moving pieces organized as the date approaches.

    Pricing depends on the scope of support your organization needs. Details are on the Ways to Work Together (/pricing) page, and I'll recommend a fit after learning about your workload.

    Usually within a week of our call. I spend the first stretch learning your current systems before making changes to anything tied to donors or an upcoming event.

    Let your team focus on the mission, not the inbox.

    Tell me about your organization using the form below. I'll follow up to see if it's a fit and how I can support your admin, donor operations, and events.

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