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Let's write your next chapter, together.

Compelling writing holds the extraordinary capacity to weave deep connections with individuals, evoking powerful emotions and fostering unwavering loyalty.

 

These connections often blossom into enduring financial backing, laying the groundwork for meaningful and long-lasting organizational and community impact.

Marigold's CEO (Chief Expression Officer), Jen Provenzano, brings more than two decades of grant writing and editing experience to her work. Her creative and data-driven projects have supported, celebrated, and funded hundreds of municipal, state, and non-profit organizations and community foundations in their essential and ongoing work.

 

Jen's strategic storytelling and communication skills have advanced organizations working in-

  • Public Health and Wellness

  • Cultural Arts

  • Parks and Recreation

  • Youth Development

  • Female Empowerment

  • Community Outreach

  • Food Insecurity

  • Environmental Sustainability

  • Support and Resources for Disabled Populations

  • LGBTQIA+ Programming

  • Historical preservation

  • Public safety

Grants, Letters of Interest, Proposals, and Funding Toolkits

Monthly/Quarterly/Annual Reporting or Newsletters

Technical Writing, Editing, & Creative Consulting

Potential Projects & Collaborations

Marketing materials, brochures, video scripts, website content, letters of appeal or thanks, policies, staff handbooks, or any other technical or formal writing that has you feeling overwhelmed. Let's chat.

Meet Jen.

A proud alum of Central Michigan University, there, Jennifer fell in love with the field of Recreation and Parks. In fact, she fell so in love with it that she spent the next 20+ years in programming, strategic planning, public relations, fund development, and partnership/coalition building with other essential community service agencies. 

Ask anyone who has worked with Jen in any capacity...ever...and they will likely tell you that she has a way with words. Today, she's excited to work with organizations and brands that are looking to take their professional communications and storytelling to the next level. 

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Professional Highlights

Experience

Jen operated as the Recreation and Cultural Arts Supervisor for Canton Leisure Services where she was a key member of their leadership team. During her tenure there, she oversaw a state-of-the-art 400-seat performing arts center, a community farmers market, summer camps, a youth & teen center, an award-winning therapeutic recreation program, and much more. She also proudly served as a liaison for the Canton Coalition for Inclusive Communities and the Commission for Culture, Arts, & Heritage. Her commitment to fund development contributed to the completion of several major capital projects, the launch of countless of new programs, and hundreds of thousands of dollars in financial support for important local initiatives.

Following her time in municipal work, Jen then spent a year working with the Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan as the Manager of their Girls Empowerment Program, the outreach arm of their work, bringing leadership experiences to girls and communities that lack access and resources.

 

She has been proudly (and successfully) providing her grant writing skills to the Living & Learning Enrichment Center in Northville, since 2022. The organization supports individuals with disabilities and their families, offering life-, employment-, and social skill-building programs, resources, clinical interventions. 

Professional Bright Spots

"Jen quickly grasped the needs of our organization and guided us in the development of a DEI statement, researched and completed several grant opportunities and has written several inspirational, creative and thought provoking articles for us. She is professional, meets deadlines, is very conscientious and has become a key member of our team. Our organization has the utmost trust and confidence in Jen and her versatile skills and capabilities."  

 -Ann Conklin, Partnership for the Arts and Humanities, Canton

Why a Marigold?

These hardy companion plants are well-known for making gardens more colorful, but ultimately more successful as they quietly support all of the plants and pollinators with whom they share their space. Known for their resilience and their ability to thrive in both sun and shade, Jen feels a strong metaphorical connection to nature's often underestimated, but truly tough cookies. 

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Discuss Your Vision or Get a Quote.

Jen would love to chat with you about how she might be able to help.

Shoot her an email.

Send her your questions.

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Give yourself one less thing to worry about.

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