Corporate partner Community Free template

Corporate Partner Impact Summary template

A short, readable summary for a corporate partner showing what their funding and staff volunteering made possible, suitable for sharing with their employees and in their sustainability reporting.

Shared by test charity for ted 4 questions Narrative, Number, Chart Updated Oct 2026

What this report asks

  1. What did the partnership make possible this year?

    Guidance: Open with a short summary of what the partner's support enabled, in plain language a company employee would understand.

    Narrative

  2. How many people benefited from the partnership?

    Guidance: Give the number of people reached through the activities the partner funded.

    Number Chart

  3. How did the partner's employees get involved?

    Guidance: Report volunteering hours, number of employee volunteers and the activities they took part in.

    Narrative Number

  4. What changed for the people and communities you supported?

    Guidance: Describe the main outcomes with figures, and one short anonymised example.

    Narrative Chart

How it works

1

Link your projects

Pick the projects and albums the grant funded, the timeframe, and any contacts to focus on.

2

ReportMaker drafts each answer

It reads your stories and results, then writes to the guidance, and says when the data isn’t there.

3

Review and submit

Edit anything, track its status, and download as PDF or Word.

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About this template

Is this the official funder form?

No. It mirrors the questions the funder asks so you can plan and draft your answers. Always submit through the funder’s own portal.

Can I edit the questions?

Yes. Add it to your library, then copy it to change the questions, guidance or nuance.

What does ReportMaker need to write it?

Stories and results recorded against your projects in Makerble. Where the data isn’t there, ReportMaker says so rather than guessing.