I completely agree with Mindy. I have done printed newsletters I create for my communities (3 in total) for over 5 years now. In the rare occurrence I had a huge project, fell ill, etc., my residents were disappointed when they were late or I had to combine months. Residents of all ages at my communities look forward to seeing who is celebrating anniversaries, birthday's, and the reminders of policies, local events, and so much more. By creating them myself, finding cost effective printing, and delivering them myself, the cost is actually pretty minimal when you consider the retention. (Mind you my communities are subsidized, so I have next to nothing in my budget for retention/marketing efforts.) I have polled my residents a few times about offering the same newsletter in email form and I have always gotten the same response (NO WAY - They want it in printed form). I have attached a sample of the newsletter I put together for March 2017.