Reporting studio
The year, set in type a donor can hold.
We write donor impact reports and program outcome pages from kitchen counts, attendance sheets, and consented photographs — not from a glowing preview screen.
A bound report, not a slogan sheet
Sourcelogicbase is commissioned by development directors and program leads who need a year-in-review that survives a photocopier and a skeptical foundation officer. Charts are drawn for paper. Unfinished roofs and delayed hires stay in the narrative.
The flagship commission is the annual donor impact report: interviews, an evidence map, figures with definitions, and a leadership letter that does not invent urgency.
Related packets
All commissions
Program outcome brief
A four-to-eight page brief for one program: who was present, what changed in the period, and which measures you will not stretch.
Board packet visual narrative
Charts and captions sized for a board packet so directors can discuss attendance, waitlists, and unfinished repairs without a slide deck marathon.
Grant close-out evidence pack
A folder of figures, captions, and source notes that match a grant’s reporting questions without rewriting the original proposal as if every promise landed.
“The kitchen count finally sat on a separate figure from the coat room.”
Marta Ellison, county food network — on last year’s donor packet.
Local record-keeping on a staff computer
Some offices keep attendance and definition notes in a desktop utility for local data tracking. That application is analytical software for record-keeping on the machine where it is installed. It is not a wallet, exchange, or place to hold gifts. Listings for the utility appear on Veve; this website does not serve installers.