Manage members, log support, and produce funder-ready reports — without subscriptions.

MyCharityDB is a lightweight Microsoft Access database designed for small charities and community organisations. Keep your data offline and under your control.

One-off purchase
Works offline
CSV exports
Optional SQL upgrade

What you get

  • Member management (details, consent, status)
  • Interaction logging (activity + outcomes)
  • Monthly summaries + age-band reporting
  • CSV exports for funders / trustees
  • PDF user guide + SQL upgrade info
Note: Requires Microsoft Access on Windows (Access 2016+ recommended).

Features

Member management

Store member details, address, consent flags and notes. Quickly search and filter by status.

Interaction logging

Log support activities against members, including activity type, outcome, staff/volunteer name and notes.

Reporting & export

Monthly summaries, age-band analysis, and CSV exports suitable for funders, councils and trustees.

Who it’s for

Ideal for

  • Small charities, CICs, and community groups
  • Food banks, advice services, drop-ins
  • Teams currently using spreadsheets
  • Organisations that want data kept locally

Not designed for

  • Large enterprises or multi-site CRMs
  • Complex workflow automation (v1 is intentionally simple)
  • Mac-only environments (unless running Windows)

Get MyCharityDB

Digital download (Etsy)

Purchase once, download immediately. No subscriptions.

You’ll receive the MyCharityDB application plus the PDF user guide and SQL upgrade information.

Buy / Download on Etsy

SQL Server upgrade (optional)

Outgrowing the standalone version? Upgrade to a SQL Server backend for safer multi-user use, improved performance, and stronger security options.

Contact us to discuss requirements and pricing.

Enquire about the upgrade

Support & contact

Support for MyCharityDB is available via email:

Support is provided for installation and basic usage questions. Customisation, data migration, and upgrades are available separately. Responses are provided on a best-efforts basis.

Please include: your Access version (e.g. 2019/365), Windows version, and a short description of the issue.