Charity Calendars

A charity calendar has a whole year to tell your story. Each month can feature photographs, artwork or projects from your organisation, while also creating something supporters can buy and use long after a fundraising event has finished.

Calendars are often produced towards the end of the year ready for the months ahead. Depending on what you're planning, you could create a traditional wall calendar filled with photographs, a smaller desktop calendar or a wall planner with plenty of room for important dates.

For charities with photographs and stories to share, a calendar gives you twelve months to work with. It might follow the work you've done over the past year, introduce the people or places you support or simply bring together images your supporters will enjoy.

A charity calendar has a whole year to tell your story. Each month can feature photographs, artwork or projects from your organisation, while also creating something supporters can buy and use long after a fundraising event has finished.

Calendars are often produced towards the end of the year ready for the months ahead. Depending on what you're planning, you could create a traditional wall calendar filled with photographs, a smaller desktop calendar or a wall planner with plenty of room for important dates.

For charities with photographs and stories to share, a calendar gives you twelve months to work with. It might follow the work you've done over the past year, introduce the people or places you support or simply bring together images your supporters will enjoy.

Calendars That Help Raise Funds

Selling calendars gives charities another way to raise money while offering supporters something in return. They can be sold at fundraising events, through charity shops, to members and supporters or as part of a wider fundraising campaign.

How you approach it can depend on your organisation. A local charity might sell calendars within the community, while an animal charity could use them to raise funds from existing supporters. Schools, churches and community groups can use them in much the same way, turning something people already buy into another opportunity to support their work.

If you’re planning to sell your calendars, it also helps to think about quantity early on. Previous sales, supporter numbers or expected attendance at an event can all give you a better idea of how many you’re likely to need.

Planning a Fundraising Calendar?

If you’re putting together a calendar to raise money for your charity, our fundraising calendar guide covers ideas for selling your calendars, sponsorship, choosing content and planning your print run.

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