I would love to help but am not sure how to handle

I'm thinking maybe this could be a collective effort, and perhaps a few of us could pitch in and offer our individual efforts , and you could pick the best suggestions from more than one person and blend these?
A bit like the Amish community all helping to build a barn for a neighbour?
I guess you will have to decide how you are going to do this!
Just an idea......
~Arthur

If you still looking for a proofreader you can find one at fiverr.com

it occurs to me that there is more than one way to compensate, i.e. not just money - you clearly have a lot of knowledge and help to offer yourself in other areas, especially to a newbies in websites, etc., ;)

Fred,Use spell check,And check it after that.
PS,I will be more than happy to help.Ken

Hi Larry
I'm not an english teacher, although I am English (does that count ;-)). I did a bit of proofreading some years ago and would be happy to give your pages a look-over.
Phil

Carla has written a few training blogs for punctuationand grammar that might help. https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/carlaives

I'm no expert, but I'd be willing to give it a look-see. Your UN-dying gratitude would most likely suffice for most of us here ;) Also, and just FYI, a little trick my daughter showed me is if/when you type a word and you are unsure whether or not you've spelled it right or not, just click on it and then "right click" on it. If you have misspelled it, it will give you the correct spelling in the box. I think most computers have this ability.

It occurs to me that you should probably seek several opinions. Then take the suggestions that are made most and that make the most sense to you. Remember it is your business that is affected here not the proof readers! By the way I am in the same situation as you.

I will not guarantee that I would get everything, but used to be an audit manager so had to write a lot of reports and correct them for others. I would be prepared to take a look.