Faith-Based Storytelling That Honors Mission and Dignity
Helping faith-based and mission-driven organizations tell human stories—through writing and speaking—that deepen trust, engagement, and support.
Who I Am
I help faith-based organizations tell the stories already unfolding within their work.
My approach is shaped by nearly a decade as Development Director for the Little Sisters of the Poor, where I was responsible for sharing the stories of residents, staff, volunteers, and the Sisters themselves through donor communications and national publications.
I work by listening carefully and shaping lived experiences into respectful, honest stories—written and spoken—that reflect dignity, faith, and the real impact of an organization’s mission.
What I Do
Storytelling & Writing
- Resident, client, and beneficiary stories
- Staff and volunteer profiles
- Donor newsletter and appeal content
- Mission and impact storytelling
- Website narrative refresh and clarity
I focus exclusively on content—story development, interviews, and writing—and work comfortably alongside an organization’s existing designers, communications staff, or external vendors.
Speaking & Live Storytelling
- Mission storytelling for donor and appreciation events
- Faith-based storytelling for parishes, retreats, and gatherings
- Preparation and coaching for staff, board members, and volunteers
- Speaking on behalf of the organization, or helping others tell their own stories well
The goal is not performance—it’s connection.
Selected Writing Samples
The following samples reflect faith-based and human services storytelling rooted in lived experience, institutional trust, and respect for dignity.
Resident Spotlight: A Varied, Well-Lived and Well-Traveled Life
Sacred Heart Residence Quarterly NewsletterA Lifetime of Serving
Sacred Heart Residence Quarterly NewsletterAngels in Our Midst!
Lagniappe WeeklyFamily’s Dollar!
Lagniappe WeeklyAdditional writing and speaking samples are available upon request.
Let’s Talk
If your organization is doing meaningful work but struggles to tell its story clearly—or to tell it out loud—I’d welcome a conversation.
Email: tommy@tommyfulton.com
Phone: (251) 422-8556