Empowering Nonprofit Fundraising
I’ll help wrangle the donor data, oxford commas, and other details needed to support your big-picture vision and mission.
I’m passionate about working with small-to-mid size organizations that are creatively and effectively meeting needs, while using community-centric fundraising strategies.
Sound like you? Let’s Talk!
Grants can feel like a maze. And how do you tell your organization’s story in only 500 characters?
I’ll be your partner to work out the details, make a plan, and get it done together.
Problem-solving on Salesforce questions (big and small).
Phone-a-friend support with those pesky “I swear it wasn’t working when I tried it!” issues.
I also provide broad Development Operations support, such as thought partnership on processes, or hands-on support with key tasks like documentation.
Maybe you need help with a different CRM database, like Bloomerang. Or maybe you need an extra set of hands to update your website, or lead a migration to Google Workspace, or something else entirely!
Let’s talk! I’m always looking for new ways to grow my skills and support the work you do every day.

Shannon Farrell has worked in nonprofit fundraising and development since 2020, primarily supporting youth-serving and arts & culture organizations.
She began her nonprofit career as a grant writer and quickly developed a second passion for development operations and database management. Shannon is a Salesforce Certified Administrator.
She enjoys organizing and simplifying data, streamlining processes, supporting development teams with questions and problem-solving, and facilitating solutions that make it easier for nonprofit staff to achieve their goals.
Shannon holds a B.A. in Writing Arts and a B.A. in Radio/TV/Film Production from Rowan University, where she graduated Summa Cum Laude.
Prior to her career in development, she spent some time as a zookeeper and environmental educator. In her free time, she enjoys baking, board games, and reading the ever-growing pile of books on her bookshelf.

A clew means a ball of thread or yarn!
Its the origin of the word clue – something that guides you out of a difficult, complicated, or confusing situation!
In Greek mythology, Ariadne gives Theseus a red ball of thread – a clew – to help guide him through the Labyrinth.
Eventually the spelling changed from clew to clue!
