
Company Annual Report
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Donors, trustees and funders want an honest account of the year, not a brochure. This report leads with the people you serve, adds a chair's letter that admits what went worse than planned, and then shows income by source with prior-year comparisons, the program spending ratio, reserves and what comes next.
The sample follows Thistledown Group, a children's literacy and family charity, through a year in which income rose 9.9% to $7.8M and 84 cents of every dollar spent reached programs. Replace the figures, stories and photos with your own, and turn next year's priorities into commitments with a measure and a date.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the headline numbers with your audited income, spending split, reserves and beneficiary counts so every page uses the same figures.
Rewrite the chair's letter in the first person and name one thing that went worse than planned. Replace the stories with people who agreed to be named.
Swap the chart data for your last four financial years, keep the prior-year column in the income table, and turn next year's priorities into commitments with a measure and date.
Delete the guide page, then share the report with supporters or present it.
A letter from the chair, your impact in numbers and stories, income by source, how funds were spent, reserves, fundraising costs and next year's priorities, each with a measure and date.
Donors and funders trust reports that are plain about setbacks. The sample names a late opening and what changed because of it, which makes the good results more believable.
No. Thistledown Group, its people, the stories and every figure are fictional sample data. Replace them with your own audited numbers before you publish.

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