Social Impact Reporting: How to Prove Your Work Without Faking a Chart
A funder once asked us to defend a chart in a board meeting. We couldn't. Here's the impact reporting standard we built after that.
Read the article →Social impact reporting is how an organization proves its work actually changed something, and it's one of the easiest places for a well-meaning nonprofit to accidentally overstate a claim. These articles cover honest measurement, the difference between output and outcome, and how to build reports that survive a funder's follow-up question instead of collapsing under it. Pairs with Donor Communications and Cause Marketing, both of which depend on impact claims your organization can actually defend.
A funder once asked us to defend a chart in a board meeting. We couldn't. Here's the impact reporting standard we built after that.
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