Each month, we deliver fresh, seasonal ideas and practical action items tailored for small nonprofits. Whether you’re planning events, engaging donors, or boosting your outreach, we’ve got you covered with timely tips and inspiration. Plus, download the workbook to use all month long—perfect for staying organized and on track!
This month we feature June!
June is a “wrap-and-refresh” month for many nonprofits—especially those closing out their fiscal year at the end of June. It’s a time to finish strong, kick off summer programming, and prepare for a fresh start in July. Whether or not your organization follows a July–June fiscal calendar, this guide helps you stay on track and aligned with the season.
Let’s Dig in to the JUNE | Nonprofit Monthly Planning Workbook
June is a “wrap-and-refresh” month for many nonprofits—especially those closing out their fiscal year at the end of June. It’s a time to finish strong, kick off summer programming, and prepare for a fresh start in July. Whether or not your organization follows a July–June fiscal calendar, this guide helps you stay on track and aligned with the season.
Awareness, Holidays & Observances
Use these awareness dates for campaign tie-ins, education, or community engagement:
LGBTQ+ Pride Month
National Hunger Awareness Month
National PTSD Awareness Month
National Safety Month
Flag Day – June 14
World Blood Donor Day – June 14
Juneteenth – June 19
World Refugee Day – June 20
International Day of Yoga – June 21
Father’s Day – 3rd Sunday in June
Fiscal Year-End (if your nonprofit follows a July–June fiscal calendar)
Themes this month support storytelling around inclusion, food access, mental health, safety, and justice.
Key June Tasks for Nonprofits
Finalize budgets and reports (if your fiscal year ends June 30)
Launch summer programs, camps, or events
Submit final or mid-year grant reports
Acknowledge and process all June donations
Begin gathering stories, quotes, and data for your annual report
Prepare for board transitions or new terms (if they begin in July)
Send a final fiscal year-end reminder (if applicable)
Thank supporters for their involvement so far this year
Preview upcoming summer campaigns or programming
Post a note of appreciation to staff, board, or volunteers
Bonus Tip for Nonprofits:
June is your “wrap-and-refresh” moment. Whether you’re closing out a fiscal year or simply heading into summer, use this time to celebrate progress, reconnect with supporters, and give your team a meaningful reset before fall campaign season ramps up.
Look Ahead
June: Mid-year reports, fiscal year-end (for many), slower donor activity July: New fiscal year (for many), planning for fall August: Wrap up summer, re-engage supporters, and prep top campaigns
June Nonprofit Checklist
Fundraising & Donor Relations
Send a fiscal year-end appeal (if your fiscal year ends June 30)
Thank donors for their support over the first half of the calendar year
Optional: Promote tribute gifts for Father’s Day
Set up summer stewardship touches (emails, postcards, updates)
Nonprofit Events & Programs
Launch summer programs, camps, or workshops
Post or participate in Pride Month and Juneteenth activities
Highlight summer volunteer opportunities
Grants & Reporting
Submit final reports for grants ending in June
Begin compiling content and data for your annual report
Review mid-year donor engagement trends
Nonprofit Internal Operations
Finalize next year’s budget (if your fiscal year ends June 30)
Hold a board meeting to approve the budget, celebrate wins, and finalize leadership roles
Onboard new board members (if terms begin in July)
Organize a summer team meeting, appreciation day, or retreat
Review your strategic plan and make updates to stay aligned with your goals
Nonprofit Communications & Awareness
Share a mid-year impact report or supporter update
Post thoughtful content for Pride and Juneteenth
Pre-schedule summer social and email content for lighter months ahead
Nonprofit Planning Workbooks
MAY NONPROFIT WORKBOOK
May is a transitional month for many nonprofits—wrapping up spring efforts, ramping up for summer programs, and laying the groundwork for fall. Whether you’re focused on fundraising, volunteer engagement, or program planning, this guide will help you make the most of May.Download Your May Workbook
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