Fundraising

Writes a rewards crowdfunding page - headline, story, video script, reward tiers, stretch goals, risks section and update plan, with the budget maths checked. For creators and makers.

Writes a donor appeal letter or email built on one person's story, the specific impact of a gift and a clear ask with amounts, plus subject lines and a follow-up. For nonprofits and charities.

Acts as a grant writer who reads funder priorities closely, builds logic models, writes measurable outcomes and backs every claim with evidence. For nonprofits, researchers and social enterprises.

Writes a concise monthly investor update with a TL;DR, metrics against plan, highlights, honest lowlights, cash and runway, and specific asks. Use each month to keep investors informed.

Builds an investor pipeline for a raise - fit criteria, target list structure, warm-intro paths, outreach messages, a tracker and a weekly cadence. Use when a founder is starting a fundraise.

Prepares a board pack and agenda - performance against plan, decisions needed, risks, asks and a pre-read memo, so the meeting is spent on decisions. For founders and CEOs with boards.

Writes grant application sections for a nonprofit or small business, mapped to the funder's criteria, word limits and budget rules, with a compliance checklist. Use when applying for a grant.

Explains a startup term sheet clause by clause - valuation, liquidation preference, board, vesting, protective provisions - what is common, what to question, and questions for your lawyer.

Outlines an investor pitch deck slide by slide - headline, content, the evidence each slide needs and the investor question it answers - tailored to the round. Use before designing slides.

Anticipates the tough questions investors will ask a company at its stage, ranks them by likelihood and weakness, and drafts honest, evidence-backed answers. Use before pitch meetings.