Newsletters are an excellent way of keeping supporters informed and involved.  I know they are appreciated because the feedback from recipients of the newsletters distributed by my own organisation is always very positive and very popular are personal stories when beneficiaries volunteer to write them or volunteer to be mentioned.  Excellent examples of newsletters are published by the Camphill Family, St Dunstans, The Salvation Army, The Churka Welfare Trust, Unicef, Medical Foundation and SOS Children’s Villages.  These publications give, by focusing on individuals who have benefited from the charity’s activities, a very positive picture of what can be achieved.  All of the above mentioned organisations do this very well and their newsletters are both pleasurable to read and inspiring to reflect upon.

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