Money & records
Board Packet
Generate a one-click, print-to-PDF board report through the Board Viewer lens — aggregates only, no individual donor records.
Find it: Left nav → Board Packet · Who can use it: Board viewers and staff. Committee members don't have access.
What you'll see
A clean, print-ready report headed with your organization's name, the reporting period, and the date generated. Below the toolbar it lays out: This period headline cards (total raised, gifts, donors), a Program performance KPI snapshot, Campaign progress, Giving-circle fill rates, Committee activity, and Notable gifts this period. A footer notes it was prepared through the Board Viewer lens. At the top sits a Reporting period picker and a Print button, both hidden when you print.
How to choose the period
- Use the Reporting period dropdown: This month, This quarter, This year, or Custom range.
- Preset periods apply immediately.
- For Custom range, pick a From and To date, then click Update.
How to print or save as PDF
- Click Print.
- In your browser's print dialog, choose your printer or Save as PDF. The toolbar and period picker drop away so only the clean report prints.
What the sections mean
- This period — total raised, gift count, and donor count for the selected date range.
- Program performance — KPI tiles such as donor retention, reactivated donors, average gift (with year-over-year trend), lifetime value, total donors, and thank-you ratio health (healthy / watch / at risk). Tiles only appear when data exists.
- Campaign progress — raised toward goal with a progress bar and percent of goal.
- Giving-circle fill rates — members vs. capacity, goal, and committed per circle.
- Committee activity — members, donors, and contacts in the last 30 days per committee.
- Notable gifts this period — date, fund, amount, and how the gift is recognized.
Good to know
- Anonymity is respected. In Notable gifts, anonymous donors appear as "Anonymous donor" rather than by name.
- The packet contains aggregates only — no donor PII, so it's safe to hand to your board.
- Empty sections show a short "no data" note instead of a blank table.