
Strategic Plan Presentation
Slides + PowerPoint14 slides
Free
Charity strategic plans often list ten goals with no order, no baseline and no budget, then sit unread after the away day. This template keeps to four ranked aims, starts from mission and beneficiaries, shows where income comes from and where it must change, and ends with a scorecard that trustees can review every quarter.
The sample follows Kingfisher Row Works, a charity that moves young people into work. It plans for 630 job outcomes by 2030, income up 35% to £4.6M and its largest funder falling from 41% to under 30% of income. Replace the mission and facts first, cut the aims to what you can fund, then rebuild the targets.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the mission and vision with your agreed wording, and delete anything you could not defend in front of staff.
Fill the context page with three sourced facts, including one uncomfortable one, then cut the aims to the number you can fund.
Rewrite the income plan and scorecard with a baseline and a year-3 target for every measure, and set the review rhythm.
Delete the guide page, then share the plan with your trustees or present it.
No. Kingfisher Row Works, the people named and every figure are fictional sample content. Replace them with your own organisation's mission, facts and targets.
Three to five, ranked in order, each with a baseline and a target. The sample has four, and funds them in priority order so nothing important goes without resources.
Yes. Change the beneficiary page to pupils or customers, keep the aims, income and scorecard pages, and swap the measures for attainment, attendance or sales.
More Google Docs templatesMore business operations templates

Slides + PowerPoint14 slides
Free
Docs + Word16 pages
Free
Docs + Word7 pages
Free
Slides + PowerPoint11 slides
Free
Docs + Word7 pages
Free
Docs + Word8 pages
Free