Testimonials

"Our firm has worked with Kenny Weill on several projects and in every case, his work has been excellent. He has provided research, interviewing, report writing and financial analysis for projects supporting, among others, The Medical Foundation and The Barr Foundation. His work is always thorough, informative, detail-oriented and timely. We always welcome the opportunity to collaborate with Kenny to serve organizations' needs."
Tom Mendelsohn, Principal
Mendelsohn, Gittleman & Associates, LLC

"Great job with the newsletter! We’re here in Springfield and people are saying “I got your newsletter!” They know who we are and our programs. It’s a great sign that we’re reaching people!"

Manager

BUSPH, Office of Public Health Practice

"Thank you for attending David Hunter’s Theory of Change workshop with us.  We so appreciate all the time you dedicate to Future Chefs and attribute much growth to your efforts.  You were an invaluable contributor to the conversation and will continue to be throughout this capacity building process.  Thank you!" 

Future Chefs Staff

"These [annual appeal] letters are great! Really nice, short, to the point and good message!"

Board Member

Brookline Arts Center

"K. Weill Consulting has helped ZUMIX through a period of tremendous growth. Once a week they are on-site providing thoughtful research and grant writing expertise. In the four years we have worked with them, they have helped increase our revenues from $368,549 to $1,005,280. We have just increased their contracted hours by half. K. Weill Consulting – a great return on our investment."
Madeleine Steczynski, Founder/Executive Director
ZUMIX

"Kenny Weill’s grant-writing enabled Horizons for Homeless Children to receive significant funds from numerous foundations and corporations. Kenny took the time to learn about our programs and mission before carefully preparing and presenting a compelling case in each instance. Kenny is a genuinely good writer who understands the necessity of being poignant and concise without compromising the quality of the request."
Meryl Sheriden, Chief Development Officer
Horizons for Homeless Children