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from vision to reality: your mission accomplice

For PNW nonprofits seeking to grow their donor base and unlock their full potential.

maximize your impact at a fractional cost

Let’s say it like it is: our sector is in crisis.

From federal slashes and shifting funder priorities, to economic pressures on individual donors, nonprofits face serious threats. And with nearly 90% of nonprofit staff experiencing burnout, it’s no surprise that 1 in 3 nonprofits struggle with retention.

Your best defense? Making a smart investment in your development strategy. Too often, nonprofits need director-level insight but can only afford junior-level hires— a recipe for high turnover and burnout, inconsistent attention to donors, and untapped revenue streams.

Fractional fundraising provides the expertise and stability of a seasoned development professional at a cost you can afford. With Mission Accomplice, you’ll get tailored consulting services and collaborative solutions that allow you to focus on what you do best.

Let’s take your mission to the next level.

testimonies

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    AKI RUIZ

    Marketing Manager | Artists Repertory Theatre

    “You always want Meg on your team. They are not only incredibly driven, professional, and strategic with their campaigns, their insight into connecting to the real people behind the numbers is something truly special. Meg consistently performed beyond expectations, surpassed funding goals, all while making true and honest human connections. I can't speak highly enough of this fantastic human being.”

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    BRANDON MANCUSO

    Individual Giving Manager | Roundabout Theatre Company

    “[Meg is] reliable and highly motivated. They have the ability to work well with others and also have great leadership skills. Their writing skills are top notch. I would definitely recommend Meg for positions in development... They would be a major asset to any team.”

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    NORMA DULIN

    Board Chair | Artists Repertory Theatre

    “I was greatly impressed by Meg's integrity and authentic approach in working with everyone at ART. And I was - and am - hugely grateful for their work ethic, strategic brain, and success in re-engaging so many donors after the many months of COVID shutdown.”

  • AYANA LANCE

    Comms & Outreach Specialist | Farmers Market Fund

    “As my Give!Guide mentor, Meg shepherded me through my first experience fundraising through one of Portland’s biggest fundraising events. They provided me one-on-one support, talked through best practice fundraising strategies and shared with me digital fundraising tools… And with their strategic insight and empathetic support, my organization hit their Give!Guide goal🎉”

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    MARA HUSSEY

    Grantwriter & Community-Centric Fundraiser

    “Meg is incredibly driven, strategic, and grounded in their values. They consistently surpassed our goals for individual giving, planned hugely successful fundraising events, and always led with a community-centric approach. Truly an invaluable person to have on your team - it was such a joy to work alongside them!”

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    DAVID WIELAND

    Policy Advocate | Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon

    “Whenever I visited community partners that were working with Meg, they would go out of their way to emphasize how much they enjoyed working with Meg. It's such a great reflection of the skill they have as a community centric fundraiser -- genuine relationships of care and joy across the city. Meg is skilled in leveraging those relationships to find exciting ways to share those resources, whether it's performance, money, or skills.”

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    MARIANNE GERMOND

    Nonprofit Operations Consultant

    “In my prior position in finance and operations, I had the opportunity to work with Meg for about a year and a half. I was impressed with Meg's attention to detail, follow-through, and resourcefulness. Meg is someone who really puts their energy towards projects and issues they are passionate about.”

about meg

Meg, a white nonbinary person, sports buzzed pink hair, black glasses, a green silk blouse, a black belt with gold accents, and black pants. They stand with their hands in their pockets.

I’ve always enjoyed bringing people together, whether it’s around a board game, a shared meal, or a bold vision for a better future. That’s why I started Mission Accomplice.

My experience ranges from:

  • Securing six-figure gifts at the largest nonprofit theatre in the nation

  • Helping win school and summer meals for hundreds of thousands of Oregonians

  • Winning Willamette Week’s 35 & Under Give!Guide Award for two nonprofits’ first time

With millions in revenue raised and a strong foundation in community-centric principles, I’m a development catch-all: someone who can move between databases, strategic plans, and research tools with the skill to advance your mission.

Let’s see what we can build together.

current & past partners

In fractional, project-based, and in-house roles:

contact

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