A selection of communications and content work cross my NFP and freelance career, including fundraising and campaign copy, donor-facing communications, and SEO-optimised blog and editorial content.



 

 

Image description: PDF flyer titled Major Donor Alfred Emergency Appeal outlining urgent food relief efforts by SecondBite/FareShare following Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.


 

Hoodie Up 2026 communications kit

For many Autistic people, hoodies are practical, strengths-based supports that help with sensory regulation and participation at school, work and in the community.
Hoodie Up is Amaze’s annual awareness and fundraising campaign. In 2026, the theme is Diversity in our community.
Hoodie Up invites people across Australia to wear a hoodie as a simple, visible way to show support for Autistic people and to recognise neurodiversity in everyday life.


60th Anniversary Gala

Amaze
Sixty years of legacy, vision and action in autism inclusion is worth celebrating. But for Amaze, it’s also a launchpad for the work ahead.
When you support Amaze, your organisation aligns with us for year-long, high-profile visibility in the neuroinclusion space. And you’ll have the training credentials, connections and exposure to show for it.

 

A-Plus Inclusion: Open Pathway course guide

Amaze

The A-Plus Inclusion Program: Open Pathway is a professional development program for managers, People and Culture leaders, and Diversity and Inclusion professionals. It builds knowledge and practical tools to create sustainable and meaningful change for Autistic and neurodivergent people across the employee lifecycle.


Fundraising Communications/Donor Engagement

Emergency response appeal

SecondBite

Cyclone Alfred has left many Australian communities devastated and reeling. Many have suffered enormous losses – homes, friends and family members. Many more are struggling to meet their own and their family’s basic needs. When natural disasters strike, SecondBite/FareShare is there to respond with free, nutritious meals that take the worry out of where a disaster victim’s next meal is coming from.


Image description: Banner for Corporate Storytelling: The Human Touch featuring stylised teal-tinted photo of people using laptops and a takeaway coffee cup on a desk.

Image description: Banner for Corporate Storytelling: The Human Touch featuring stylised teal-tinted photo of people using laptops and a takeaway coffee cup on a desk.

Search-Optimised Blog (Copy Deck)

Corporate, but Make It Human

Hyphen. Stories, well told.

Want your corporate story to connect on a deeper level? Here are our tips for humanising your brand and engaging your audience with powerful, relatable content.


Image description: Illustrated book cover for Fairytales for Feisty Girls by Susannah McFarlane featuring whimsical black and gold silhouettes of girls, trees, and mythical creatures set around the title.

Image description: Empty supermarket shelves.

Editorial Contributor

Broadsheet

Coronavirus Comfort Reading: Books to Make You Feel Better During a Pandemic

Or at the very least, distract you from your worries. Acclaimed author Benjamin Law, Archibald Prize-winner Yvette Coppersmith, Broadsheet editors and more share their quarantine reads.

 

Feature Writer

Broadsheet

Frontline Supermarket Staffers on Working During Coronavirus – And What You Can Do to Be a Better Customer

By Jenni Kauppi

We spoke to two employees from one of the country’s biggest chains for a first-hand account of what it’s been like in the trenches. Plus, they share their rules for excellent store etiquette.