I help impactful people show the world how they’re improving it. It’s time you spoke up.
An NPO that touches lives gets noticed amidst the noise of endless marketing.
An NPO that is proud of its roots will have its messaged read and valued and never sent to spam.
An NPO that stays connected with its supporters provides a sense of security and reliability.
Okay, that was an intense Hero section.
Let’s relax a bit.
My name’s Danny Louis. I’m a writer and editor, born and raised in the US, and I am currently living in Israel. I’ve been writing copy for years, but somewhere along the line, I realized that I only want to work with people who are trying to fix things. People who saw a problem and decided to do something about it. That’s why I got into this niche, and that’s where I’m staying.
Because making an ad for an accounting firm is nice and all. But writing a landing page for a campaign that ends up bringing in $500k is a lot nicer :)
On a personal note, when I’m not busy writing, I’ve got three wild boys at home. That’s also why I tend to write off-the-wall stuff now and again (humor’s also good for donations, it seems).
Discovery session , Research, Writing , Wireframing , Revisions , Visual Direction
Every project is unique and has its own moving parts. Contact me directly to discuss your project in more detail.
I’m all earsThis phenomenal organization hired me to write their web copy and various flyers and brochures. I’m deeply humbled to have been involved, and I hope that we were able to make a difference.
kolhaneshamot.orgThis “Chabad House” is much more than that – they have over 20 ongoing projects all over the community, and most of them don’t even display the organization’s name! They hired me to educate the public about exactly what they’ve got going on before and during their major $1 million fundraiser.
lubavitchbucks.orgCheder Chabad is doing amazing things in Baltimore. Rabbi Chaikin's focus was more on parent involvement than dollars raised (he's the type to keep his eyes on what's really important). He asked me to turn up the laughs and get the parent body excited about putting in some time on campaign day. We all had a blast, and the turnout was excellent.
thechesedfund.com/chederchabad/We’ll discuss your general goals and the particular project you need to launch. Bring your questions; let's brainstorm and sketch out a game plan. When everything is agreed upon, I'll put together a detailed proposal.
Proposal and contract all set?
Time to get down to business!
Depending on your needs, we might:
Have a thorough meeting with more of your team members, talk with your donors and/or beneficiaries, and/or go into some market research.
All that research + spot-on messaging = a masterpiece ready to shine.
You’ll get updates along the way, and we’ll have a final meeting to go over everything.
All tweaks are done, and every choice has been carefully considered. It’s time to go live! Your website, brochure, campaign materials, and emails are primed to engage your audience.
Congrats!
I believe in what we’re doing. We see the results, but no one else does.
How can we change that?
Everyone sounds repetitive. Is that the only way to do it? Am I meant to just dust off my old donation pitch and walk away with the same $18 as last year?
We cover costs, basically. But is that good enough? I didn’t get involved in this to have it plateau. What can I do?
How can I spend less of my time worrying about fundraising and more of it doing what I set out to do in the first place?