Board Meeting Emergency Kit
A sane agenda, packet checklist, minutes template, and follow-up tracker for the meeting that is somehow tomorrow.
Best for board chairs and executive directors
Digital deadline rescue kits
Polished, editable nonprofit templates for board meetings, budgets, events, and the responsibilities you acquired by standing too close to them.
Instant digital delivery · Editable files · Practical instructions
Current emergency
“The board packet needs to go out today.”
Okay. We can work with that.
What to expect
Use the practical format listed with each kit—Google Docs, Word, Excel, or Canva—and make it yours.
Every kit includes a concise how-to-use-it guide, not a 63-page ebook hiding the useful bit.
No imaginary strategy department, unlimited budget, or spare week required.
Pick your emergency
Each kit gives you the editable working documents and just enough guidance to use them confidently.
A sane agenda, packet checklist, minutes template, and follow-up tracker for the meeting that is somehow tomorrow.
Best for board chairs and executive directors
Editable planning sheets, assumptions prompts, and a process calendar that turn budget season into a sequence of actual tasks.
Best for EDs, operations leads, and treasurers
Run-of-show, responsibility tracker, vendor checklist, and a five-question debrief that people might actually complete.
Best for accidental event planners
Choose fewer priorities, assign owners, and leave the room with a plan—not 37 aspirations and a headache.
Best for small teams without retreat money
A practical first-90-days roadmap with stakeholder, board, finance, and operations checklists for the job nobody fully explained.
Best for first-time nonprofit leaders
Maximum relief
Get all five launch kits in one download. Useful when “other duties as assigned” has become your entire job description.
One-time purchase
$59
Instant access to editable files and quick-start guides. No subscription and no consulting upsell.
Deep breath. Open template.
You already have enough work. Start with a document built by someone who understands how small organizations actually function.