Joshua Mandilk, Author at Believe in Me

Joshua Mandilk

Josh graduated from the University of Michigan with a degree in English Language & Literature and a sub concentration in Creative Writing. His main focus was poetry, but he also enjoyed short fiction, creative nonfiction, and screenwriting. After graduation, he went on to work as an editor and proofreader. It was only recently that Josh entered the world of copywriting, drawn to the ways that well-crafted copy can connect us, bringing our stories to life in rich and vivid detail. He finds that much like the creative writing he’s done in the past, copywriting is an exercise in true empathy, and he finds the challenges of thoughtful composition and revision to be fun and fulfilling. When he isn’t writing copy, you can find Josh playing with his puppies or working out at the gym (or more recently, the home gym). He also has a passion for guitar, singing, and songwriting, and he’s working on recording his first EP.

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YWCA Spokane: Providing Invaluable Support For Our Women and Children

Leave a Comment / Our Mission / By Joshua Mandilk

The Young Women’s Christian Association of Spokane is an organization committed to social justice, gender equality, and youth support. Through a wide range of programs and initiatives, YWCA Spokane provides support in the places that need it most. At the Believe In Me, we greatly value the work they do, and we are thrilled to […]

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The Great Outdoors Just Got Greater: June Is “Great Outdoors Month”

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Feeling cooped up? June is Great Outdoors Month, offering tons of exciting ways to explore and celebrate the beauty of nature.

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Foster Care: Where Have We Been and Where Are We Going?

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The American foster care system looks to provide children with supportive homes and adequate care. It is designed as a temporary solution when children are not receiving the care they need. The system also helps kids who have been mistreated, abused, neglected, or abandoned by their parents or guardians. This makes a well-functioning and supportive

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Joshua Mandilk

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