
Good stories exist all around us, we simply choose to slow down and notice them.








They are happening every day, in People, Businesses, and Communities that rarely ask for attention.
Good Stories Co. exists to notice those moments and tell them with care.We create short, documentary style stories that focus on real people and real impact. Our work highlights the individuals, nonprofits, schools, and local organizations across Michigan who are making a difference, often without fanfare. These are not ads and they are not scripted performances. They are honest stories, told at a human pace.Our model is intentionally simple. Stories are made possible through aligned partners who believe visibility matters when it comes to good work. Partners are acknowledged, but the story always comes first. That balance allows us to protect trust, credibility, and the dignity of the people at the center of each story.We work at a sustainable rhythm, choosing depth over volume. Each story is thoughtfully produced and designed to be shared, remembered, and useful long after it is published.Good Stories Co. is for those who believe that telling the right stories, the right way, can strengthen communities and create lasting impact.
Good Stories Co. specializes in mini-documentaries that are designed to be shared, remembered, and felt. These are not promotional videos or scripted ads. They are authentic stories, told with care, at a sustainable pace.

Good Stories Co. is built on partnership, not transactions.Stories are made possible through aligned partners who believe that good work deserves to be seen. Partners do not purchase content. They help underwrite the time, care, and resources required to tell a story well.Our funding model is intentionally balanced. Ongoing client relationships support a portion of our monthly operations, creating stability. Partner support completes the picture, allowing individual stories or small series to move forward without urgency or pressure.This approach protects the integrity of each story. It allows us to work at a sustainable pace, choose stories for their impact rather than their marketability, and keep the focus on the people at the center.Partners are acknowledged in ways that feel natural and respectful. The story always comes first.For organizations who value trust, community impact, and long term relationships, this model offers a meaningful way to support storytelling that matters.
People
People need good stories to feel seen. When someone hears a story that reflects their struggle, hope, or everyday reality, it reminds them they matter. It reduces isolation and builds confidence. The impact is personal. People feel understood rather than overlooked, which strengthens emotional connection and motivates them to engage more openly with others.
Businesses
Businesses need good stories to build trust. Clear and honest storytelling helps customers understand values, purpose, and intent. It moves a brand from being just a service or product to becoming something people believe in. The impact is relational. Trust grows, loyalty deepens, and partnerships feel less transactional and more human.
Communities
Communities need good stories to stay connected. Shared stories create shared identity. They highlight common ground, celebrate local voices, and encourage people to care about one another. The impact is cultural. Stronger community bonds form, collaboration increases, and people feel part of something bigger than themselves.
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