Kind words from our clients…

AMG Fitness Foundation is dedicated to elevating fitness resources for people with physical disabilities — a mission with obvious power and, like most emerging nonprofits, more opportunity than staff time.

TTB provides ongoing fundraising counsel: the funding strategy, prospect pipeline, appeals, and grant support that a development director would own, scaled to an emerging organization’s reality. The engagement is a monthly rhythm rather than a one-off project — plans made, plans worked, and adjusted as results come in.

It’s the kind of partnership this practice was built for: mission-driven work, sustained over years, where good writing and honest strategy compound.

A century of service deserves better than a template. For the Bergen Armenouhi Chapter’s 100th anniversary celebration, TTB created the program and sponsor booklet — the piece every guest held, every sponsor appeared in, and every member kept.

The challenge with milestone collateral is doing two jobs in one voice: honoring history with the weight it deserves while making a warm, confident case for supporting the century ahead. The booklet wove the chapter’s story, the evening’s program, and sponsor recognition into a single piece that read as a celebration rather than a brochure.

Anniversaries end; the materials remain. A milestone booklet done well becomes part of an organization’s record — and a model for every appeal that follows.

Federal grants are a different sport. A Department of Energy deliverable has formats to honor, reviewers to satisfy, and zero patience for ambiguity — and it still has to tell a compelling story about why the work matters.

TTB supported iZen AI, an edtech startup, with technical writing deliverables for their DOE grant: taking deeply technical work and rendering it precise enough for federal review while keeping the thread of significance a reviewer can follow at speed.

Startups usually have the expertise and lack the translation. That translation — between the people who build the thing and the people who fund it — is writing work, and it’s exactly the kind TTB does.

Some missions are easy to write about. Substance abuse and mental health are not — the stories are sensitive, the stigma is real, and the need is urgent in a way that resists tidy statistics.

Care Coalition addresses both in their local community, and TTB provides ongoing fundraising counsel: strategy, funder prospecting, grant support, and the donor communications that treat the community’s stories with dignity while still moving people to give.

Work like this is why the word Beyond is in this company’s name. Fundraising for community health is philanthropy at its most local and most human — and it deserves writing that meets the moment.