Why this template
The Non-profit Impact Report template is built around a 36-page rhythm — long enough to tell a real story, short enough to read on a phone in one sitting. It is the layout we reach for first when a non-profit team wants something that feels considered without having to brief a designer. The extended pacing keeps each spread doing one job: a hero, a story, a proof point, a CTA. The cover is sized for the social share, the inside front cover holds a half-page editor's letter, and the spreads alternate between photo-led and text-led so the eye finds new rhythm on every turn. Pre-wired for donor stories, impact-metric callouts, gift-aid CTA blocks, the template ships sensible defaults you can publish as-is and only adjust if you have a specific reason to.
What is included
- Pre-set page dimensions tuned for both A4 and US Letter source PDFs
- Mobile fallback that stacks spreads vertically on phones below 480 px
- Single accent colour (#6F4E7C) driving every secondary palette token
- Default cover spread reserved for a 1500×900 hero image
- Recommended feature presets: analytics on, password off, custom domain ready
- Heading hierarchy that satisfies WCAG AA out of the box
- Built-in spread for donor stories, impact-metric callouts, gift-aid CTA blocks — toggle on without re-designing the layout
How to use it
- Export your source PDF at 150 DPI, sRGB, with embedded fonts.
- Pick this template inside FlipCraft and upload the PDF — the template applies automatically.
- Replace the cover spread with your highest-resolution image.
- Tweak the accent colour to match your brand.
- Publish to a stable URL and start sharing.
Pairs well with
This template pairs especially well with the donor stories, impact-metric callouts, gift-aid CTA blocks parts of FlipCraft. The non-profit use-cases that ship every quarter tend to share the same workflow: lock the cover, drop in the source PDF, swap the accent to the brand palette, enable analytics, publish. The Non-profit Impact Report template assumes that flow and gets out of the way. Teams who publish more than four issues a year on this template typically clone it once, freeze the clone as their house style, and use the master only for experiments — which is also the workflow we recommend.
Browse our 100 use-case playbooks for concrete examples in the non-profit world, or jump to the feature guides to decide which extras to enable on launch day.