Some annual reports overwhelm readers with information, while others fail to communicate the organization’s real impact. These 10 common annual report mistakes can make it harder to connect with donors, volunteers, and community supporters: https://t.co/rPJ20NNvFJ ✅
LPW26 saw nearly 400 organisations sharing content across LinkedIn, Facebook and X to highlight the sustainability of paper.
A reminder that paper is renewable, recyclable and biodegradable, helping to challenge common misconceptions. Read more here https://t.co/wSq5AiExtJ
Good news for print and sustainability in 2026!
Recycling rates are rising and research from the Oeko-Institut shows print can have a carbon footprint up to five times smaller than digital media.
Discover more positives about print here https://t.co/bUzh8o2ZYT
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As Annual Report Season approaches, we’re taking a close look at what matters most to our clients and how we can go further to exceed their expectations. Read our blog https://t.co/VlXfYm6Hwg
#charity#annualreport#finance#NHS
Happy New Year! I hope you’ve enjoyed the holidays and are now back energised! As we start 2026, I'd like to thank our clients for putting their trust in us. Here’s to a creative and impactful 2026!! 🎉😍
Read the blog here: https://t.co/36u4SGi2yz
We will be closed for Christmas from Monday 22 December, reopening on Monday 5 January.
Thank you to all our clients for your support this year! Have a wonderful festive season filled with love and joy. 😍
We’re excited to share our latest design – the ISCC Impact Report 2025. We turned complex data into vibrant infographics and crafted a clear, reader friendly layout. Explore here https://t.co/4JUbx70lt7
#annualreport#communications#impactreport#charity#SustainableFuture
Power of Print Seminar takes place on 4th November!
Hear from 12 industry-leading speakers and explore the future of print, publishing, paper, and packaging.
Finish the day at the prestigious drinks reception.
Book now: https://t.co/lVriMDScrI
Happy #InternationalCharityDay 🧡
Today we celebrate our care and support services to older people in the wider community for over 180 years. 💙
If you're looking for care for yourself or for a loved one, contact us today for more information. 💚
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Is your annual report just another task to complete? What if it could be something more? Explore our #annualreport portfolio https://t.co/07ugij75ek and contact us to see how we can bring your report to life.
#charity#nonprofit#Finance
Plan International has scaled up its humanitarian response to meet the needs of children and families impacted by the earthquake in #Myanmar.
Urgent funding is now required to scale up our response, before the monsoon season hits.
https://t.co/EnvNtqLAuI
We are honoured to be chosen by legacy donors like Dr. John M. Cox, who left us a gift in his Will to help us continue our charitable work for the Freemasonry community.
⬇️ Download our Making a Will guide: https://t.co/D5Gkv28EMv
Happy New Year! We hope you enjoyed a wonderful festive break.
We’re back – rested, revived and ready to make a difference in 2025 by bringing new inspiration to your design projects.
Check out our new year blog featuring some of our latest designs https://t.co/4iqpmAHlI0
With the Christmas almost upon us, we reflect on the incredible organisations that we have collaborated with.
More of our 2024 projects: https://t.co/0ewRUI2lCI
Until we connect again in 2025, we send our warmest wishes for the festive season to you all!
We explore how charities can improve the accessibility of their social media content.
🔗 Read the full article here ⬇️
https://t.co/7GhFUdr3cp
#CharityDigital#Accessibility#NonProfit
We're thinking of founder of the Design Museum Sir Terence Conran, on what would've been his 93rd birthday.
Since the 1950s, Conran worked as a retailer, an entrepreneur and a restaurateur. He ran businesses, wrote books and worked with architects and property developers. But he always described himself as a designer, first and foremost.
Conran reshaped design in Britain, his ideas revolutionising everyday life. His definition of design was not determined by luxury or exclusivity, but rather by the premise that form and function could come together in a timeless way to improve the quality of life.
Through his educational charity the Conran Foundation, he founded the Design Museum in 1989, which he later described as one of his proudest moments.
📸 Terence Conran in 2011 at the opening of the exhibition 'Terence Conran: The Way We Live Now' at the Design Museum