Don't let your nonprofit annual report stress you out.
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What this checklist will help you do
Make sure your annual report includes everything you need.
Tick off all items for your annual report and be confident your report is compliant.
Check that you have included everything you need in your annual financial statement.
Make sure that your narrative has all the elements you need to share.
Turn your readers into enthusiastic supporters.
Create an annual report that turns readers into enthusiastic supporters.
Three video snacks help you identify:
- your bigger picture.
- your key story.
- how to ensure consistency of words & numbers.
Make sure your report tells a good story.
Use my workbook to note all your ideas from my inspiration video snacks.
- What's the bigger idea or message of your annual report?
- What's the key story you want to tell?
- How do your numbers support your story?
Your nonprofit annual report can be your most powerful marketing tool.
Maybe it feels like a boring obligation.
Maybe it drains your energy.
And maybe it feels like it takes away your attention from the real work of your nonprofit?
Let me help you make your annual reporting work easier and more effective (and more fun)!
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I am Suzanne Bakker and I am a nonprofit operations strategist.
In 30+ years of nonprofit work, I've helped make numerous annual reports - sometimes even more than one in a year.
I love everything at the back-end of nonprofits. Things that most people find boring, confusing or scary. Like finance, admin, contracting, HR, fundraising, project design, reporting, and more.
And I simply LOVE annual reporting and annual reports. Because annual reports combine correct calculations with a strategic perspective on the future. They zoom in on data and zoom out to the bigger picture. The are about the past and the future.
In this checklist, I share more than 15 years of experience in nonprofit annual reports with you. And I hope some of my enthusiasm will rub off on you, too!
