Rooted in liberatory, interdependent values.
Always resourcing grassroots people power. 

30:1

average ROI for core Hollerin’ Up fundraising clients—majority queer, women-and-gnc-led, multi-entity, with a multiracial, cross-class orientation

1000s

of hours logged as a remote managers to C-suite leaders, middle managers, and up-and-coming staffers, with roles spanning finance, fundraising, compliance, team culture, comms, programs, partnerships political, and more

$250K-
$18M

multi-stakeholder budgets successfully managed—locally and nationally

$140M

leveraged for progressive movements over the last decade

15+

successful executive transitions assisted

$1.8M

moved to grassroots groups in the South as a donor advisor

100+

team retreats facilitated and supported

2000+

monthly donors built in <1 year for a national climate group, securing $1.2M/year in sustainable income on $16 avg. contribution

$10M

personally secured in a single major gifts meeting

Cultivating highly aligned, mutually-supportive teams.

1500+

leaders coached in the radical, progressive left

The secret sauce behind the numbers?

70+

hiring processes managed

Testimonials

A collage of cutout images of Erin’s dog Riley, her late family pup Nellie, her hand holding up a Black-eyed Susan flower, a card that reads ‘Why Not Fall Apart’ next to a bright red opened pomegranate, Erin’s foot next to her 3-year old niece’s foot, a white moth, a large snail placed on a Tropical Milkweed flower, her feet in red cowboy boots next to her friend Chava’s brown boots and their legs dangling over a large moon, bay leaves, a ripped piece of paper with the words ‘thank you,’ a large Goldenrod bloom with a bee and wasp buried deep in its yellow flowers, a light pink fuzzy Mimosa flower, and a group of multiracial Kentucky protestors standing outside Mitch McConnell’s home holding signs that say, ‘Breonna couldn’t sleep, neither should Mitch’ and ‘No Justice, No sleep.’ Collage and most images by Erin, except the moon and candle, both found in the creative commons.