Polished, persuasive editing for unions, non-profits, and activists
Empower your cause with precise, professional editing–refining newsletters, articles, and campaigns for unions, non-profits, and grassroots actvists.
Welcome! I’m Richard Thayer, veteran editor, writer, and advocate for clear, compelling communication. While I put the finishing touches on ThayerEditing’s full website and services, I’ve launched my blog to share insights on effective editing, activism, and the power of words.
Whether you’re a labor organizer, community leader, or changemaker, you’ll find timely posts here that will challenge, encourage, and inform.
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About ThayerEditing
At ThayerEditing, I bring two decades of experience writing and editing newsletters, articles, and advocacy materials to empower unions, non-profits, and grassroots organizations. With a passion for clear communication and a heart for service, I’m here to help you inspire action through powerful, polished writing.
Services
Newsletter Editing
Craft compelling newsletters that engage your members and supporters.
Feature Story Polishing
Fine-tune your articles to ensure clarity, flow, and impact.
Advocacy Campaign Refinement
Sharpen your messaging for emails, letters, campaigns, and social media pushes.
Featured Blog
Latest blog post excerpt here
Testimonials
Richard Thayer has helped me craft many articles that I have written for The North Carolina Letter Carrier. With his expertise in writing and editing, I’m sure you’ll be well pleased with his work. ~ Timothy L. Greene, Delegate-at-Large and Legislative Liaison for the North Carolina State Association of Letter Carriers.
As Vice President of the North Carolina State Association of Letter Carriers, I have many duties, one of which is writing quarterly articles for the state newsletters. The assistance he has provided as editor has been greatly appreciated in helping get valuable information into the hands of our members ~ Wayne Green, NCSALC Vice President.
Many people can speak clearly to get their point across, but few can put their words on paper in a way that makes readers both understand and feel their message. Richard has done exactly that in his interviews with me about the USPS Employee Assistance Program, helping our postal family see the program’s value to them and their families. Don’t just take my word for it—read his work and see for yourself; you won’t be disappointed. ~ Luther Jones, Retired USPS, Chairman GSO EAP DAC Committee