This flier is a letter-size sheet suitable for desktop printing that folds to become its own return envelope, neatly securing the donor’s check. This 16-page article from issue 41 of Before&After Magazine look at our step-by-step design to making an attractive but inexpensive fundraising flier that tells the story and collects the money.
Whether a flier is displayed on bulletin board or countertop, the first goal is simply to be seen. For that, it needs a powerful front-side image that’s big.
© John McWade/Before&After Magazine, courtesy of Gaye Anne McWade.
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