Write like you
were born to do it.
Practical skills to help nonprofit professionals turn complex information into clear, engaging communications.
Do you find
writing hard?
You’re not the only one.
People make it look so easy. But you've lost count of the hours spent staring at a blank screen, rewriting the same sentence, and trudging through the latest round of feedback.
Sure, you've got AI to help. It can't do it all though. Good writing will always need human experience, expression, and expertise.
That's where "Content Companions" comes in.
Writing coaching for nonprofit professionals
It doesn't matter if your focus is fundraising, communications or programmes — if writing is part of your day job, then Content Companions is for you.
Delivered in eight one-hour sessions, you will build your skills in bitesize chunks week after week. There's no limit to how you apply them. From day-to-day comms to social media content, impact reports, stories and even funding bids, the skills we learn together work are designed to lift every aspect of your nonprofit's work.
By the end of the course you'll be able to:
Work your magic with any blank page
Structure ideas that work for real people
Think like an editor and make your words shine
Find your voice and write with confidence
Create arguments and share stories that inspire action
Sound good? Spaces are limited. Drop me an email at copy@writtenbyjen.com to secure your spot today.
Your writing coach
I’m Jen, a senior nonprofit professional turned copywriter and communications specialist. With 15 years’ experience, I help nonprofit, agency, and international institutional clients turn complex ideas into clear, effective communication.
It works because I’ve been where you are.
I’ve written the bids, made the ask, sent the reports, and built campaigns from the ground up. Now, I bring that experience to my freelance work — offering you the toolkit I wish I'd had when I started.
Client feedback
Want to know what's like to work with Written by Jen? I'll let my clients do the talking.
