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My name is Casey Giovinco. I’m a nonprofit development professional with a background in storytelling, strategy, and relationship-building. I work at the intersection of fundraising, relationships, and narrative to help organizations grow sustainable support and deepen trust with the communities they serve.
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​Nonprofits don’t just need funding. They need meaningful connections. They need development strategies that are ethical, human-centered, and grounded in the realities of organizational life.
I hold a Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, with focused training in resource development, marketing, governance fundamentals, and organizational sustainability. This training informs my hands-on work in fundraising communications, grant writing, donor engagement, and prospect research. ​
My work bridges strategy and story. I translate mission into language that moves people to act—whether that’s a donor, a foundation, a board member, or a broader community. I’m particularly well-suited to small to midsized nonprofits seeking a development professional who understands that fundraising is not just transactional—it’s relational, narrative, and strategic all at once.
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Comprehensive Fundraising Support
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Effective Grant Writing
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Prospect Research
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Relationship Management
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Project Coordination
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Marketing & Communications Strategy
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Team Leadership & Volunteer Management
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I begin by listening carefully to all stakeholders involved so that my work reflects what actually matters.
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I bring calm focus to complex or high-stakes situations, helping teams move forward with clarity and confidence.
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I value honesty, consistency, and follow-through; trust is built through reliability, not performance.
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I approach fundraising as stewardship, honoring donors as partners rather than targets.
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I adapt to the organization in front of me, working within its culture, capacity, and rhythms.
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I aim to make collaboration feel steady, thoughtful, and aligned—so others can do their best work.
