Charity newsletter

A digital bulletin for your charity newsletter

Publish updates, supporter stories, donation appeals, and events on one live page. Share a link or QR code, change it when the details change, and print copies for people who still want paper.

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Harbor Table · Food pantry

October neighbor update

Issue 14 · A charity newsletter

Story

Saturday market, 186 households

The produce market on 4th Street served 186 households. Volunteers packed greens, rice, and diapers before the rain.

Appeal

$25 fills a winter grocery bag

The coat drive is 40 bags short of the November goal. A gift stays with the family who picks it up Wednesday.

Event

Volunteer orientation, Thursday 6pm

New helpers meet at the Maple Street door. Sign up from this page — no separate form to hunt down.

Opens on any phone
One stable link
Print when needed
A real newsletter
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The charity newsletter should not take over the month.

Chasing program notes, rebuilding a layout, and resending a PDF is a lot of work for a two-person office.

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Typical newsletter problems

Sound familiar?

How Causera helps

“The PDF newsletter gets ignored.”

A live page people actually open

Share a normal link that opens on a phone. No attachment to download, and no “I’ll read the PDF later.”

Spend less time assembling the newsletter and more time on the work the charity exists to do.

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Harbor Table is a fictional food pantry. This October issue shows the story, the appeal, and the volunteer event a supporter would open. No account required.

Harbor Table · Food pantry

October neighbor update

Issue 14 · A charity newsletter

Story

Saturday market, 186 households

The produce market on 4th Street served 186 households. Volunteers packed greens, rice, and diapers before the rain.

Appeal

$25 fills a winter grocery bag

The coat drive is 40 bags short of the November goal. A gift stays with the family who picks it up Wednesday.

Event

Volunteer orientation, Thursday 6pm

New helpers meet at the Maple Street door. Sign up from this page — no separate form to hunt down.

Publish the next issue without a new file

Add the month’s news, share one link, then update the following issue behind that same link.

Step 1

Add this month’s issue

Write the update, the story, the appeal, and the next event in one editor.

Step 2

Share the newsletter

Send one link or QR code in email, on the site, on a lobby screen, or on paper.

Step 3

Publish the next issue

Keep the same link. Past issues stay in the archive when you want them available.

Example charity newsletters

Fictional issues. Each one is a bulletin used as a nonprofit newsletter: a pantry update, a drive, and the next volunteer shift.

Food pantry

Harbor Table

Harbor Table

Demo

A monthly neighbor update: households served, the winter grocery appeal, and Thursday’s volunteer orientation.

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Scholarship fund

Northline Scholars

Northline Scholars

Demo

A donor brief with one student story, the spring award deadline, and a $50-a-month scholarship appeal.

See the sample issue

Animal rescue

Second Chance Paws

Second Chance Paws

Demo

An adoption note, the foster orientation on Saturday, and a supply list for the clinic day.

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Built for a nonprofit’s monthly news

The same blocks a bulletin uses — arranged for stories, appeals, events, and volunteer notes.

Issue editor

October neighbor update

  • Story · Saturday market
  • Appeal · Winter grocery bags
  • Event · Thursday orientation
  • Update · Maple Street delivery
Works on any phone
Always the current issue
Print when needed
Easy for a small staff
Share anywhere
No app required
Updates and stories
Events and signups
Donation appeals
Volunteer asks
Stable QR codes
Archive past issues

Share a live newsletter and print when needed

Keep one link for the charity. Update the next appeal without resending a PDF. Printed copies turn that link into a QR code so a lobby reader can still open the donation note.

  • Stable link and QR code for every issue
  • Corrections show up for everyone who has the link
  • A printable half-sheet from the same content

Let the calendar fill in the events

Connect Google Calendar or Outlook and the newsletter can pick up volunteer shifts, community events, and appeal deadlines, so the editor is not copying them from a second calendar every month.

  • Volunteer shifts for the month ahead
  • Community events without the chase
  • Fewer “did we list the coat drive?” moments
Google Calendar
Outlook Calendar
Zapier

Optional

Start a draft from the site you already have

Point at the charity’s website or a current PDF. A draft would pull a story, an appeal, and an event into the first issue. This preview stays on the page.

Or skip the draft and read the sample issue

What is holding the newsletter back?

Pick the friction that sounds familiar. A live bulletin solves it without a second layout.

A page, not a file

Supporters tap a link and read the October update in the browser. Nothing to download.

Read the sample charity newsletter

Ready for this month’s issue?

Use the bulletin as the charity newsletter: one link for the story, the appeal, and the next event.

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Charity newsletter FAQ

It is a digital bulletin used as a nonprofit newsletter: one live page for updates, supporter stories, donation appeals, and upcoming events. People open a link or scan a code. The same issue can be printed when someone still wants paper.

Put the next appeal in one place

Causera keeps the charity newsletter beside the people and gifts it belongs to. Signup is not open on this page.

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