For a nonprofit serving Skid Row, I built a storytelling campaign that shifted focus from numbers to names.

Each meal became a moment of connection — told through narrative portraits and short videos spotlighting dignity, not despair.

Result: 3x engagement increase, local press coverage, and new donor relationships.

Focus: Narrative Branding, Social Impact, Human-Centered Storytelling

The goal was simple: make people care about one another again, not just the cause.
Instead of faceless statistics, we told human stories. One meal, one person, one act of care at a time.

  • Short-form video portraits highlighting human stories

  • Narrative-driven copy for social, press, and digital media

  • Brand tagline and storytelling framework for long-term use

  • Photo series and digital campaign assets for fundraising initiatives

What I Did:

  • Developed the creative concept and messaging strategy

  • Wrote narrative scripts and interview frameworks

  • Directed the tone and storytelling for all social content

  • Crafted headlines, captions, and campaign copy that made the mission relatable and real

  • Helped design visual tone ie. black-and-white portrait series mixed with warm, human moments)

Impact:

  • 3x engagement increase across social platforms during the campaign

  • Local press coverage in LA community outlets and nonprofit newsletters

  • New donor relationships sparked by personal storytelling

  • +40% volunteer sign-ups after the first campaign push

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