I have had the opportunity of partnering with Amy and DotOrg Solutions on numerous occasions, and I am always grateful that Amy is on my team. Her focus is always directed toward one objective: to provide her clients with viable solutions to their marketing, public relations and communication needs. She is an expert at crafting and analyzing marketing and fundraising strategies, as well as writing meaningful content that gets results. I highly recommend Amy without hesitation.

I had the pleasure of Amy's participation when I was the lead organizer of the Cleveland GiveCamp event one summer weekend in 2010. GiveCamp is a weekend event that provides (for free) new websites and software applications to nonprofit organizations. 2010 was the first time this had been done in Cleveland, and it was big: about 110 volunteers worked on over twenty different projects that weekend. Most of our volunteer workers that weekend were software developers and web designers, but that Friday night we quickly found that many of our beneficiary organizations simply didn't know how to present themselves effectively in writing. We needed someone who could understand an organization's mission and programs, then express them in clear, readable web copy. Then along came Amy Wong. She found me in the crowd, having been prompted by another GiveCamp organizer in advance, and simply said she might be able to help with copywriting. I referred her to a couple of workgroups who seemed most in need, but people talk. By Saturday afternoon "Where's Amy Wong?" had become the informal slogan of GiveCamp. Everyone wanted her help. Amy made several bland and confusing sites interesting and readable. Specifically, Amy wrote significant portions of the website copy for http://www.cogswellhall.org/, http://latinainccleveland.com/, and http://clevelandrows.org/. She consulted extensively on other nonprofit sites we developed that weekend. GiveCamp 2010 was a huge, huge success in Cleveland. Amy Wong's part in that success was unique, visible, and highly appreciated. I was thrilled to have her on our team; you will be, too.

Amy is strategic in her thinking and is well versed working with small and large businesses. She provides a unique set of disciplines, that truly adds expertise and depth to AMP's resource network. She is smart, professional and has a wonderful sense of humor. Amy is passionate and dedicated providing solutions for clients.

I have had the opportunity of partnering with Amy and DotOrg Solutions on numerous occasions, and I am always grateful that Amy is on my team. Her focus is always directed toward one objective: to provide her clients with viable solutions to their marketing, public relations and communication needs. She is an expert at crafting and analyzing marketing and fundraising strategies, as well as writing meaningful content that gets results. I highly recommend Amy without hesitation.

I had the pleasure of Amy's participation when I was the lead organizer of the Cleveland GiveCamp event one summer weekend in 2010. GiveCamp is a weekend event that provides (for free) new websites and software applications to nonprofit organizations. 2010 was the first time this had been done in Cleveland, and it was big: about 110 volunteers worked on over twenty different projects that weekend. Most of our volunteer workers that weekend were software developers and web designers, but that Friday night we quickly found that many of our beneficiary organizations simply didn't know how to present themselves effectively in writing. We needed someone who could understand an organization's mission and programs, then express them in clear, readable web copy. Then along came Amy Wong. She found me in the crowd, having been prompted by another GiveCamp organizer in advance, and simply said she might be able to help with copywriting. I referred her to a couple of workgroups who seemed most in need, but people talk. By Saturday afternoon "Where's Amy Wong?" had become the informal slogan of GiveCamp. Everyone wanted her help. Amy made several bland and confusing sites interesting and readable. Specifically, Amy wrote significant portions of the website copy for http://www.cogswellhall.org/, http://latinainccleveland.com/, and http://clevelandrows.org/. She consulted extensively on other nonprofit sites we developed that weekend. GiveCamp 2010 was a huge, huge success in Cleveland. Amy Wong's part in that success was unique, visible, and highly appreciated. I was thrilled to have her on our team; you will be, too.

Amy is strategic in her thinking and is well versed working with small and large businesses. She provides a unique set of disciplines, that truly adds expertise and depth to AMP's resource network. She is smart, professional and has a wonderful sense of humor. Amy is passionate and dedicated providing solutions for clients.

I have had the opportunity of partnering with Amy and DotOrg Solutions on numerous occasions, and I am always grateful that Amy is on my team. Her focus is always directed toward one objective: to provide her clients with viable solutions to their marketing, public relations and communication needs. She is an expert at crafting and analyzing marketing and fundraising strategies, as well as writing meaningful content that gets results. I highly recommend Amy without hesitation.

I had the pleasure of Amy's participation when I was the lead organizer of the Cleveland GiveCamp event one summer weekend in 2010. GiveCamp is a weekend event that provides (for free) new websites and software applications to nonprofit organizations. 2010 was the first time this had been done in Cleveland, and it was big: about 110 volunteers worked on over twenty different projects that weekend. Most of our volunteer workers that weekend were software developers and web designers, but that Friday night we quickly found that many of our beneficiary organizations simply didn't know how to present themselves effectively in writing. We needed someone who could understand an organization's mission and programs, then express them in clear, readable web copy. Then along came Amy Wong. She found me in the crowd, having been prompted by another GiveCamp organizer in advance, and simply said she might be able to help with copywriting. I referred her to a couple of workgroups who seemed most in need, but people talk. By Saturday afternoon "Where's Amy Wong?" had become the informal slogan of GiveCamp. Everyone wanted her help. Amy made several bland and confusing sites interesting and readable. Specifically, Amy wrote significant portions of the website copy for http://www.cogswellhall.org/, http://latinainccleveland.com/, and http://clevelandrows.org/. She consulted extensively on other nonprofit sites we developed that weekend. GiveCamp 2010 was a huge, huge success in Cleveland. Amy Wong's part in that success was unique, visible, and highly appreciated. I was thrilled to have her on our team; you will be, too.

Amy is strategic in her thinking and is well versed working with small and large businesses. She provides a unique set of disciplines, that truly adds expertise and depth to AMP's resource network. She is smart, professional and has a wonderful sense of humor. Amy is passionate and dedicated providing solutions for clients.