Your Go-To Templates for Nonprofits

Look polished. Feel confident. Raise more.

You’re not a designer… and you’ve got a million other things to worry about. That’s why our templates come with the big design decisions already made. All that’s left? Drop in your content, tweak a few brand details, and you’re good to go.

Open magazine displaying information about support for mothers, including funding goals and a photo of a woman holding a young child.

Whether you’re trying to impress donors and funders, inspire your board, or just get that one-pager out the door, this shop was built for you.

Open magazine or brochure with a two-page spread about mentorship programs. The left page features a photo of a woman with curly hair and glasses reading a yellow notebook. Text discusses diverse perspectives and peer mentorship success. The right page has a heading in bold orange text: "Breaking Barriers, Building Futures," with a quote from a participant, Maria, about overcoming financial challenges through mentorship.

Strategically structured

A thank you card for supporting women, featuring a woman with curly hair smiling with her arms crossed, and a flyer from Women Unitas with a photo of three women smiling and talking.

Beautifully designed

Open magazine with images of elephants, iguanas, and monkeys, featuring yellow and black color scheme and text about wildlife conservation.

Ridiculously easy to use

Open program brochures with text, charts, and photos on a yellow background, highlighting women's empowerment and community programs.
A smartphone displaying an Instagram post from hopefortomorrow, showing a group of people working together at a table and a person giving a presentation, with text that reads "600 members trained."
A smartphone displaying an Instagram post from hopefortomorrow, showing a group of people working together at a table and a person giving a presentation, with text that reads "600 members trained."
Open magazine displaying pages with green and white colors, featuring text about environmental impact, trust and transparency, backed by experts, built for alignment, and financial figures, alongside a photo of people outdoors in a park.
A woman with long black hair, smiling, sitting on a stool against a green background, wearing a black top with blue denim overalls, fishnet stockings, and layered necklaces, with rings on her fingers.

Behind every report is someone who genuinely cares whether it works

The Template Shop by Acton Circle was built for nonprofit teams doing powerful work, without a full-time designer.

I'm Olivia, and I started Acton Circle because too many nonprofits were doing great work and getting missed. Their materials weren't telling the real story. I built Acton Circle to fix that. For good.

The name comes from my grandparents. They lived on Acton Circle in Berkeley, CA. The font comes from my grandfather's handwriting.

They were the kind of people who loved big and served others faithfully. For decades. Without making a thing of it.

So no, this was never just about design. It's about honoring a legacy and supporting the missions that are making a real difference.

If your organization is doing work worth remembering, let's make sure people know it.

A close-up of a brochure with a blue color scheme, featuring images of a person reaching out and a portrait of a man. The brochure contains text about storytelling and support, with placeholders for organization name and address.

Turn simple notes into meaningful moments

Download the free pack to get 4 postcard designs (7 x 5 in.) with editable messages.

Colorful flyer with photo of a diverse family of four, smiling, sitting on a couch. The flyer contains a message encouraging support and generosity, with text highlighting the impact of donations and a call to keep changing lives together.