You created an annual report for your nonprofit, foundation or association because you had to. That’s fair. You don’t want to miss your deadline and it’s definitely nice to have a summary of your past fiscal year. Even if put in an effort to making the report look really nice, so many times the document ends up sitting on your website either as a technicality or you are not sure what to do with it. That’s fine, but you might be leaving fundraising dollars on the table.
Consider letting your report become a marketing tool for your fundraising efforts instead of a static and lonely…technicality.
Don’t let your annual report sit there, make it work for you. Are there other tactics you can think of?
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