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Panghat Foundation

Annual Report 2025–26

Panghat Foundation is fictional, and so are its figures; this is a sample from our studio of the report a charity sends to donors, CSR partners and its registrar.

Donors read an NGO report for two things: what changed, and where the money went. So the results are measured against the foundation's own targets, missed ones included, and the money page shows every rupee in and out.

Cover of Panghat Foundation Annual Report 2025–26: a smiling girl in a school uniform with a school bag, cover line The year 3,180 girls stayed in school, designed by DigiMagz
Format
NGO annual report
Extent
16 pages

The whole issue · 16 pages

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Annual report cover: a smiling girl in a school uniform with a school bag; the line The year 3,180 girls stayed in school

Page by page

  1. 1. Cover
  2. 2. Who we are
  3. 3. From the founder
  4. 4. The year in numbers
  5. 5. Programme 1: water
  6. 6. What we built
  7. 7. Programme 2: girls in school
  8. 8. Girls in school, continued
  9. 9. Programme 3: the paani samitis
  10. 10. One student's year
  11. 11. What changed
  12. 12. The money
  13. 13. Thank you
  14. 14. How we are run
  15. 15. A DigiMagz studio page
  16. 16. Back cover: a DigiMagz advertisement

Decisions

  • One number on the cover

    The year 3,180 girls stayed in school: the cover leads with the outcome, not the organisation.

  • Targets, met and missed

    A results table lists each target, the result and whether it was met. A report that admits a miss is believed on the rest.

  • Money in, money out

    Two donut charts and two tables show where the money came from and where it went, in rupees lakh, with the share spent on programmes.

  • Privacy said out loud

    Where a story is about a real girl, the caption says the photograph is a stock picture used to protect her privacy.

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