We are the storyteller for nonprofits.
End your scramble for effective marketing and fund development copy!
OnPoint Communications captures information and narratives before that material falls through the cracks. Think of us as your in-house feature writer.
Featured Work
Heartland Conservation Alliance History
By the time the Heartland Conservation Alliance (HCA) reached its 10-year anniversary in 2022, the organization had documented its work in Web copy, annual reports, and research projects. OnPoint Communications combined that source documentation with information from regional environmental plans to craft a concise history of the alliance. The history also included interviews with key founders.
Freelance Copywriters Sound Off About Silence
OnPoint Communications principal, Mike Sherry, writes blog posts, like this one, for The Freelance Exchange of Kansas City, a membership organization for solopreneurs. He maximizes SEO with the assistance of another member of the communications team.
Monthly E-Newsletter
In the summer of 2022, OnPoint Communications helped River of Refuge reinitiate its newsletter. OnPoint Communications reported and wrote the first two stories in this inaugural issue. The new monthly e-newsletter replaced a quarterly publication last posted on the website three years prior.
Fundraising Letter for the Mid America Assistance Coalition
OnPoint Communications crafted MAAC's appeal to foundations for help with its utility-assistance program. Through the appeal, MAAC met its three-year funding goal in a matter of months.
Who We Work With
Testimonials
Mike was very professional with our project from start to finish. He communicated well with us and the clients we were interviewing, from getting everything set up to the interviews themselves. Mike has this air of comfort and ease when he conducts his interviews, making it seem more like a conversation rather than a structured interview. His knowledge of the Kansas City area makes it easy for him to connect with anyone he works with. The final interview pieces we received were well written, and we plan to incorporate his work into various aspects of our communication and marketing strategies.
Mike was a great help in helping us craft a story for a grant narrative under pressing deadlines. He had a quick turnaround to prepare an impactful message for The Children’s Place. He reached out to staff, followed up on the details and created a piece that had various elements. We ended up with a story in many different forms to use for grants and general agency communication. Mike is always great to work with and I appreciate his accurate journalist instincts in his storytelling.
United Community Services of Johnson County (UCS) uses data to educate our community on issues impacting the wellbeing of our residents. Mike Sherry and OnPoint Communications has helped us to move beyond the data and lift up the personal stories of the people who have been impacted by the work of UCS and our community’s health and human service agencies who provides direct support to those in need. Mike’s journalism background and knowledge of our community provides him the expertise to lift up those voices that too often go unheard. We are able to weave these personal stories across our organization’s events and publications.
Mike Sherry brings an adaptable combination of skills to his work that, in my experience, are rarely found in a single professional. First off, as a contributor to The Journal, he’s a skilled reporter and writer, able to get at the heart of complex topics with highly readable copy while also getting the details right. He’s creative, organized and dependable. And he’s thoughtful about his craft, always asking questions and engaging in dialogue to make sure he gets the job done right.
As the managing editor, Mike oversaw the Kansas Leadership Center’s effort to cover the impact of hundreds of meetings related to the pandemic through the Kansas Beats the Virus with campaign determination and flexibility. He’s been a valuable asset to The Journal, the print and digital magazine I oversee at KLC, providing coverage of difficult issues, such as the retirement of Native American mascots in Kansas school districts. I highly recommend working with Mike and I hope to keep working with him as much as possible in the years to come.
If you are looking for someone to interview you and turn your interview into a compelling story for your website, Mike Sherry is the right person. He is able to ask questions that allows you to share your story in comfortable manner and is very professional.
If you are looking for someone to interview you and turn your interview into a compelling story for your website, Mike Sherry is the right person. He is able to ask questions that allows you to share your story in comfortable manner and is very professional.
Mike was a great help in helping us craft a story for a grant narrative under pressing deadlines. He had a quick turnaround to prepare an impactful message for The Children’s Place. He reached out to staff, followed up on the details and created a piece that had various elements. We ended up with a story in many different forms to use for grants and general agency communication. Mike is always great to work with and I appreciate his accurate journalist instincts in his storytelling.
Mike was very professional with our project from start to finish. He communicated well with us and the clients we were interviewing, from getting everything set up to the interviews themselves. Mike has this air of comfort and ease when he conducts his interviews, making it seem more like a conversation rather than a structured interview. His knowledge of the Kansas City area makes it easy for him to connect with anyone he works with. The final interview pieces we received were well written, and we plan to incorporate his work into various aspects of our communication and marketing strategies.
United Community Services of Johnson County (UCS) uses data to educate our community on issues impacting the wellbeing of our residents. Mike Sherry and OnPoint Communications has helped us to move beyond the data and lift up the personal stories of the people who have been impacted by the work of UCS and our community’s health and human service agencies who provides direct support to those in need. Mike’s journalism background and knowledge of our community provides him the expertise to lift up those voices that too often go unheard. We are able to weave these personal stories across our organization’s events and publications.
Mike Sherry brings an adaptable combination of skills to his work that, in my experience, are rarely found in a single professional. First off, as a contributor to The Journal, he’s a skilled reporter and writer, able to get at the heart of complex topics with highly readable copy while also getting the details right. He’s creative, organized and dependable. And he’s thoughtful about his craft, always asking questions and engaging in dialogue to make sure he gets the job done right.
As the managing editor, Mike oversaw the Kansas Leadership Center’s effort to cover the impact of hundreds of meetings related to the pandemic through the Kansas Beats the Virus with campaign determination and flexibility. He’s been a valuable asset to The Journal, the print and digital magazine I oversee at KLC, providing coverage of difficult issues, such as the retirement of Native American mascots in Kansas school districts. I highly recommend working with Mike and I hope to keep working with him as much as possible in the years to come.