Check out the show notes for this episode at https://gocamp.pro/fundraising-at-camp/annual-reports2

How do you get folks to actually read an annual report?

On this episode of the Fundraising @ Camp podcast, Joe, Heather, and Travis discuss best practices for Annual Reports. Tune into this episode to hear what to include and what to leave out and how to get folks to open and read an Annual Report. Our hosts also discuss the pros and cons of printing and mailing Annual Reports. After this episode, you may find yourself tracking exactly many playground balls you used this summer so you can raise even more money this year!
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Hey you! Yes, you, Fundraising @ Camp listener: did you know we are looking for a new co-host and moderator to join the Fundraising @ Camp podcast team? Email [email protected] if you are interested in learning more.
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What is something that you want to know about fundraising at camp? Email [email protected], and let us know!
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This Episode’s Fundraising Tool - Make yourself a better camp fundraiser!

Travis - Charity Village Connects podcast

Heather - nonprofitannualreports.com

Joe - Bonjoro
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Your Hosts:

• Joe Richards, Executive Director - Pearce Williams
• Heather Withrow, President & CEO - Jumonville
• Travis Allison, Summer Camp Consultant - Go Camp Pro

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