Working in a women-owned company under lead consultant Laura Hull, I help nonprofits develop and strengthen their organizational capacity for grant seeking and management. We offer grant readiness, funder researcher, writing, and strategy for both small and large non-profits.We have served non-profits in a variety of topics: arts and culture, youth programs, bereavement, mental health, vertical farming, and refugee support.

I manage ION's grant programs for youth-serving organizations in Idaho.

I teach knitting classes and private lessons to knitters of all levels in Boise. I own KnitBoise.com and offer a newsletter to the local fiber arts community. https://www.knitboise.com/

I consulted with student writers to help them identify the rhetorical decision of their work. This collaborative process informed students of potential revisions, highlights their strengths, and improves my understanding of genre. I frequently worked with students on high-stakes pieces of writing such as resumes, cover-letters, scholarships, and graduate applications.

I built community around the fiber arts in the Boise area through expanding the shop's social media presence and writing weekly newsletters. I wrote copy for web descriptions, classes, and press packets for major events. I also designed and built the shop's website, plus photographed hundreds of product photos.

As a founded member, our team built this journal from scratch. During 2020, the year of isolation, we came together online to design and implement the Writing for Change Journal. The purpose of the journal is to provide a platform for community story-telling and journalism for Boise State students and community members. The first call-for-submissions on Change in 2020 sparked conversations around BSU. In Spring 2021, we were proud to deliver the first collection of 15 works.The Writing for Change Journal is still in its early years of development and will continue to grow into a resource for connection for the Boise community and beyond.http://writingforchangejournal.org/