This document contains a project management plan for Team Manimals' cornerstone project to raise $1000 for Fallin' Pines Critter Rescue by April 1, 2015. It includes an overview of the client, proposed solution, stakeholder analysis, project plan, and work breakdown structure. The project plan outlines 8 fundraising events with objectives to raise $100 from each including a 50/50 raffle, food and wine festival, 3 point shooting contest, balloon lottery, Mardi Gras event, beach event, poker night, and GoFundMe campaign. The work breakdown structure further details the tasks for each event.
3. 3
Client Overview:
The Manimals took on Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue located in Fort Christmas as our
client. We will maintain contact with the owner, Shirley Cannan, through team member Jason
Raulerson. Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue is a local non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Our client is
faced with the problem of space/funds to accommodate/provide for the rescued critters. On any
given day the number of critters can range from 150 to 200+ on the property. Shirley is
struggling to feed and house the massive amount of rescues she has taken on. Our client’s
overall mission is to take in injured or wounded critters and rehabilitate them, with the long-term
goal of releasing them back into the wild, becoming permanent resident at the facility, or finding
them permanent homes. Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue offers a few services to their clients, the
animals. They provide the critters with food, shelter, and a safe controlled environment until
they are healthy again. Shirley also allows volunteer work to be done around the facility, which
helps people with community service requirements. Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue operates from
donations of outside parties. The information in this overview was found on the client’s website,
www.falinpinesrescue.org.
Our Team’s Solution:
The Manimals will raise a minimum of $1,000 to benefit Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue
using multiple events and fundraisers by April 1, 2015. The cornerstone project benefits Fallin’
Pines Critters Rescue by leaving them with funds to buy food for the animals, maintain the
grounds, and add another shelter to the facility. By doing this the Manimal’s legacy will extend
long past the duration of this class, and help animals that will need assistance far in the future.
Not only are the recovered animals receiving a second chance at life, they are provided with a
safe environment to get better in before they are adopted. Without the assistance of the
cornerstone groups, Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue would not be able to financially provide for the
animals that are being rescued in the future, and the ones that are currently on the property now.
During all of our events throughout the remainder of the semester, we will be informing people
about the work that Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue performs. By informing people about the
facility could cause them to think about it during a time when they find a critter that needs
rescue. Therefore, they will be more willing to stop and help a critter because they know of a
place that will take the animal off their hands and help rehabilitate the critter.
4. 4
Stakeholder Analysis
Stakeholder Need
Influence
(Hi/Lo)
Support
(Positive
or
Neutral)
Strategy
Animals
Food, shelter,
and medicine
High Positive
We will be raising money to meet
the needs the animals require
Shirley Cannon
Money to
purchase
resources for the
animals
Low Positive
We will be raising money to allow
Shirley to continue helping the
needy animals
Individuals who
adopt the pets
They want to
adopt a healthy
animal and
provide a home
for them
Low Neutral
By raising the money for Fallin’
Pines to help the animals, we are
ensuring the adopters take home a
healthy animal as a new pet
Manimals
Grade /
Satisfaction from
helping others
High Positive
In order to reach our goal we are
setting conservative and realistic
expectations for our events.
Metropolitan
At Lake Eola
To make money
or benefit
Low Neutral
We will help them by reserving the
space for our poker night
Pepsi Executive
To donate the
drinks and
receive a tax
break for doing
so
Medium
Neutral
We will be holding a few events
that require beverages that Pepsi
can donate to us
Alex’s Dad’s
Catering
Company
To donate the
food and receive
a tax break for
doing so
Medium Neutral
We will be holding a poker night
that involves free food for
participants that Alex’s dad’s
catering company can donate to us
UCF Recreational
Gym
To provide a
helping service
to paying
students
Low Neutral
We are holding our 3-point
shootout in the UCF facility
allowing them to provide the
helping service
Companies that
donate gift cards
To make money
or benefit from
donating
monetary gift
cards
Medium Neutral
The winners of the events that give
out gift cards as prizes will be using
the gift cards in the particular
establishment. Ultimately this will
result in them spending more
money at the establishment than
what is on the card.
5. 5
Project Plan:
50/50 Raffle:
Project Manager: JasonRaulerson
SMART Objective:
Team Manimals will doa50/50 raffle thatwill be heldonWednesday,March18, 2015 at 4:30 pm
outside of the StudentUnionandwill resultin$100.00 towardsour ultimate goal of $1,000 for Fallin’
PinesCritterRescue.
Description:
Our groupwill startselling raffleticketsimmediatelyforthe drawingonMarch 18, 2015. Each
ticketwill cost$2.00 and will enterthe participantinadrawingwhere the total amountsoldwill be split
betweenourclientandthe winner. All ticketsmustbe inthe bowl by4:25 pm the day of the drawing.
Each team memberwill have ticketsthattheywill sell throughoutthe remainderof the projectto
anyone andeveryone theycome across. Teammemberswill notlimitourselvestojustsellingticketson
campus. We will penetrate the communitybygoingdoortodoor and differentbusinessesand
establishmentsthatwillallow ustosell tickets. We will alsohave afew donationssuchasgiftcards to
give awayto participantsthatare presentatthe actual drawing. You mustbe presenttowinanything
otherthan the grand prize.
Fallin’Pinesat Food & Wine:
Project Manager: NickAnstey
SMART Objective:
Team Manimals will raise atleast$100 by sellingbottledwater&calendarsduringthe Food& Wine
Festival forFallin’PinesCritterRescue byFebruary22,2015.
Description:
Our teamwill be hostingthe eventonLake EolaPark indowntownOrlandoduringthe Food&
Wine Festival onFebruary22,2015. The eventwill consistof the teamsellingpreviouslydonated
bottledwaterandofficial Fallin’PinesCritterCalendarsprovidedbyourclient.Intertwinedwiththis
event,JasonRaulersonwill alsobe hostinghis50/50 raffle duringthistime aswell (assuchwill be done
at everyevent).The bottledwaterwillbe soldat$1.00 a piece andthe calendarswill be soldata price
of $15.00 setby our client.Ianticipate thatthe eventwill runalengthof 3-5 hours dependingonour
sales. Betweenall the festivitiesgoingonaroundus,the predictedwarmweather,andthe heavyfoot
traffic,I envisionthiseventwill be successfulandthe teamwill reachitsgoal of $100. We will be putting
the FUN intofundraising,andwill alsobe spreadingmuchneededawareness.
6. 6
3 pointShooting Contest:
Project Manager: RaymondBaillie
SMART Objective:
Team Manimalswill raise $100 of the $1,000 by hostinga 3 pointshootoutonSaturday,March, 28,
2015
inside the recreationalgymstartingat12 pm.
Description:
Our groupwouldbe organizinga3pt competitiononMarch28, 2015 at the UCF Gym Basketball
Courts.Each contestantwill pay$5 to have a chance to make as manybasketsas theycan from5
differentlocationswith5shotsat eachlocation.Scoringwill be basedona made shotwiththeirfeet
behindthe line.The winnerwillwinacouple giftcardsfromlocal businessesthathave beendonatedto
our group.Advertisingforthiseventwillstart2 weekspriortothe event,myteammemberswillhand
out flyersatthe gym andstudentunionaswell aspost the infoontoUCF sports page.
Balloon Lottery:
Project Manager: Alex Marinas
SMART Objective:
Team Manimalswill raise atleast$100 in a classicballoonlotteryineffortstoraise fundsforFallinPines
CritterRescue byMarch 31, 2015.
Description:
Team Manimals will participateinaclassicballoonlottery.Thistype of lotteryissimple but
extremelyeffective whenperformedproperly.First,membersof the groupwill approachlocal retail
stores/restaurantsandinformthemaboutthe FallinPinesCritterRescue. Aftereducatingthemonthis
cause,we will presenttothemourfundraiserideasandaskfordonations.These donationsmayinclude
vouchers,giftcards,or actual product.Once the fundraisingmaterial hasbeencollected,we will gather
one hundredballoonswithspecifiednumbersinthem.Poppingaballoonwill onlybe $5.If the number
youget fromthat ballooncorrelateswithaprize,youwinyourrewardinstantaneously.We will repeat
thisprocessuntil all one hundredballoonshave beenpopped.
7. 7
Mardi Paws:
Project Manager: NickAnstey
SMART Objective:
Team Manimalswill raise atleast$100 by sellingfooditemsduringthe Mardi Gras streetpartyfor Fallin’
PinesCritterRescue byFebruary17, 2015.
Description:
Our teamwill be descendingupondowntownOrlandotohostan eventoutsidethe Mardi Gras
Fat Tuesdayblockpartyon February17, 2015. The eventwill consistof the teamsellingthe donated
foodand drinkitemsaswe pass outthe Mardi Gras accessoriestopartygoers.The pricingforthe drinks
will be $1.00 and the pricingof the foodwill be $2.00 respectively.Ienvisionthatthiseventwill runfor
a lengthof about fourhoursand will be successful due tothe factthat the eventwill be providingthe
essentialsthatthe partygoerscrave.
Beach Event (Volleyball/Dodgeball Tournament):
Project: ShaunJones
SMART Objective:
The Manimals’Beach EventSMART goal is thatthiseventwill raise aminimumof $200 by havingat least
15 people registeredtocompete involleyball anddodgeball eventstobenefitFallin’PinesCritterRescue
by March 15, 2015.
Description:
Manimalsbeacheventwill consistof 2events,avolleyball anddodgeball tournament.There will
be an entrance fee of $20.00 of whichhalf will be donatedtoFallin’PinesCritterRescue. The otherhalf
will gotowardsa cash prize for the winnersof the tournaments.We will alsohave foodandbeverages
available forpurchase/donations.Allrevenue overourinitial costwill alsobe donated.Teammembers
will helpinorganizingandmanaging eventsuchashandlingfunds,officiatingevents,andassistingwith
foodand beverage stations.
8. 8
Manimals PokerNight:
Project Manager: Joel Kohn
SMART Objective:
The Manimals PokerNightSMART goal is that this eventwill raise aminimumof $200 by havingat least
20 people registeredtoplay,tobenefitFallin’PinesCritterRescueby March 22, 2015.
Description:
The Manimals’PokerNighteventisabusinesscasual game nightinwhichhalf of every
participant’s$20 “buy-in”will be donatedtoFallin’PinesCritterRescue andthe otherhalf tothe total
victorypot.With one’s$20 “buy-in”non-alcoholicbeverageswill be providedaswell ascateredfood.
Cateredfoodwill be servedonacounter-topthatincludeshotpadstokeepfoodwarm.Thisfoodwill be
providedbyAlex Marinasfather’scateringbusiness.If one isinterestedinalcoholicbeverageseachone
will be soldfor$2 withall proceedsfromalcohol goingdirectlytothe organization.Alcoholicbeverages
will be servedfrombarincorner by Shaun Joneswhoisan experiencedbartender.Thisbarwill includea
kegon tap as well asbottledliquoravailableforanyone 21 yearsor older.Each playingtable willhave 5
players,with8tablesfora total of 50 players.Eachtime a playerleavesa table the ante and “buy-in”
will increase allowingforthe tournamentstyle pokergame toflow more efficiently.
GoFundMe Fundraiser:
Project Manager: Ryan Pappas
Smart Objective:
Team “Manimals” will raise $100.00 on March 8, 2015 outside of Publix Supermarket by getting
customers to donate using provided tablets.
Description:
The “Manimals” will have atable setupin frontof the Publix Supermarketwithtwotothree
iPads/Tabletsavailable. Ascustomersenterandexitthe store the groupwill be approachingand
explainingthe meansof ourGoFundMe fundraiser. Those whochoose toparticipate anddonate toour
groupprojectwill be guidedtoourtable,where theywill donatebyenteringtheirinformationintoour
iPads/TabletsonourGofundMe site. We will alsohave complementary Aquafina waterwhichhasbeen
donatedtothe “Manimals”groupfrom Pepsi Co.Each participantwhokindlydonatestoourfundwill be
offeredrefreshmentsalongwithourgratitude.
10. 10
Work Breakdown Structure:
The Manimals will raise a minimum of $1,000 to benefit Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue
using multiple events and fundraisers by April 1, 2015.
Team Manimals
will raise at least
$100 in a classic
balloon lottery in
efforts to raise
funds for Fallin
Pines Critter
Rescue by March
31, 2015.
Team Manimals
will do a 50/50
raffle that will
result in $100.00
towards our
ultimate goal of
$1,000 for Fallin’
Pines Critter
Rescue.
Team Manimals
will raise $100 by
selling bottled
water & calendars
during the Food &
Wine Festival for
Fallin’PinesCritter
Rescue by
February 22, 2015.
Team Manimals
will raise $100 of
the $1,000 by
hosting a 3 point
shootout on
Saturday, March,
28 2015 inside the
recreational gym
starting at 12 pm.
Contact
location
Get
prize
table
Create
flyers
Collect
supplies
Money
handler
Contact
location
Obtain
raffle
tickets
Contact
location
Contact
location
Collect
supplies
Judges
Obtain
gift
cards
Contact
winner
Collect
permits
and
calendar
Collect
supplies
Get table
and table
cloth
Create
flyers
Get bowl
for
tickets
Money
handler
Make
poster
board
design Money
handler
Collect
drink
donation
s
11. 11
Work Breakdown Structure Continued:
The Manimals will raise a minimum of $1,000 to benefit Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue
using multiple events and fundraisers by April 1, 2015.
Team Manimals
will raise
$100.00 on
March 8, 2015
outside of Publix
Supermarket by
getting
customers to
donate using
provided tablets.
Team Manimals
will raise at least
$100 by selling
food items during
the Mardi Gras
street party for
Fallin’ Pines
Critter Rescue by
February 22,
2015.
Team Manimals
will host a beach
event on March
15, 2015 in order
to raise $200.00
to benefit Fallin’
Pines Critter
Rescue.
The Manimals Poker
Night SMART goal is
that this event will
raise a minimum of
$200 by having at
least 20 people
registered to play, to
benefit Fallin’ Pines
Critter Rescue by
March 22, 2015.
Contact
location
Collect
donated
beverages
Obtain
IPads and
tablets
Event
setup
Collect
other
supplies
Contact
location
Contact
location
Contact
location
Collect
beverages
Get food
catered
Collect
supplies
Money
handler
Learn
event
rules
Collect
beverages
Collect
drink
donations
Collect
food
donations
Get party
gear
donations
Create
flyers
Collect
supplies
Create
flyers
Collect
supplies
Collect
Alcohol
Collect
alcohol
12. 12
Event Task Lists:
50/50 Raffle - Jason Raulerson
Team Manimals will do a 50/50 raffle that will be held on Wednesday, March 18, 2015 at 4:30
outside of the Student Union and will result in $100.00 towards our ultimate goal of $1,000.
Tasks Description Assigned to Resources Sources Duration Deadline
Contact
Location
Make sure
we are
allowed to
set up
outside
Student
Union
Alex
Marinas
A cellphone
or the ability
to walk into
an office and
ask
University
of Central
Florida
Fifteen
minutes
March 1,
2015
Obtain
Raffle
Tickets
Go to
Walmart and
buy raffle
tickets
Ryan
Pappas
Money and a
vehicle to get
to Staples
Staples
Fifteen
minutes
February 9,
2015
Obtain Gift
Card
Donations
Go to
restaurants
and
businesses
asking for
small
donations
-Alex
Marinas
-Shaun
Jones
-Joel Kohn
A vehicle to
get to the
establishment
and the
ability to talk
to a manager
-Season 52
-Chili’s
-Staples
-Rock &
Brew
-Black
Hammock
Fifteen
minutes
March 17,
2015
Get Big
Bowl for
Tickets
Get a bowl
from home
or Walmart
Ryan
Pappas
Money or
find one at
home
Personal
Ten
minutes
March 17,
2015
Create
Flyers
Create a
flyer
advertising
the actual
drawing day
Raymond
Baillie
Computer
and a way to
print the
flyers out
Personal
computer
and printer
Two hours February
10, 2015
Obtain
Table and
table cloth
for Prizes
Get a fold-up
table and
table cloth to
put prizes on
for the
drawing
Nick
Anstey
Money or
find them at
home
Personal One day
March 17,
2015
Contact
Winner
Either email
or call the
winner of the
drawing
Jason
Raulerson
Computer or
cellphone
Personal
Ten
minutes
March 19,
2015
Money
Handler
Collect and
organize the
money made
throughout
the duration
of this event.
Every
member to
the team
will be
collecting
money for
tickets
Envelope
with event
title to put the
money into
Personal
From now
until the
end of the
drawing
March 18,
2015
13. 13
Event Title and Project Manager
Fallin’ Pines at Food & Wine … Nick Anstey
SMART Objective for the event:
Team “Manimals” will raise at least $100 by selling bottled water & calendars during the Food &
Wine festival for Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue by February 22, 2015
Tasks Description Assigned to Resources Sources Duration Deadline
Contact
Location
Contact Lake
Eola Park to
get approval
for event
Nick Anstey Cell Phone Personal
15-45
minutes
February
22, 2015
Supplies
Obtain
essentials for
event
Jason
Raulerson
Table, table
cover,
coolers, &
raffle tickets
Personal 1-2 hours
February
22, 2015
Permits &
Fallin’
Pines
calendars
Obtain &
bring permits
for event,
also
calendars for
Fallin’ Pines
to be sold
Raymond
Baillie
Personal
vehicle to
meet with
client
Fallin’
Pines
1-2 hours
February
22, 2015
Poster
Board
Design
Create a
festive poster
board to be
used for
advertising at
event
Joel Kohn
Poster board
& colored
pencils
Joel’s
mother’s
arts n’ crafts
workshop
2-3 hours
February
22, 2015
Money
Handler/
Sales
Handle all
monetary
transactions
during event
Joel Kohn/
Raymond
Baillie
Envelope or
bank
account
Personal 2-5 hours
February
22, 2015
14. 14
Event Title and Project Manager:
Buckets for Falling Pines: Raymond Baillie
SMART Objective for the event:
Team “Manimals” will raise at least $100 by selling tickets for a 3-point shooting contest
for Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue by March 28, 2015
Tasks Description
Assigned
to
Resources Sources Duration Deadline
Contact
Location
Contact Rec
Gym to rent
goal
Raymond
Baillie
Cell Phone Personal
15
minutes
February
25, 2015
Supplies
Obtain 25
basketballs ,
court, ball racks
Joel Kohn
Cell phone,
contact
Personal 1-2 hours
March 1,
2015
Judges
Set up excel
doc. To
organize names
Register names
Jason
Raulerson
Make
shooting
order,
judge make
shots
Personal ,
Excel
document
2 hours
March
20, 2015
Drink
Donations
Obtain non-
alcoholic
canned/bottled
beverages to be
sold during
event
Ryan
Pappas
Sodas,
Energy
drinks, &
Bottled
waters
Ryan’s
father works
for Pepsi &
will make
the
necessary
donations
2 weeks
March
20, 2015
Money
Handler/
Sales
Make Flyers,
sell tickets,
Joel
Kohn/
Raymond
Baillie
Get safe to
keep
money in.
Create flyer
to post ,
walk around
gym
advertising
for contest
2-5 hours
March
25, 2015
15. 15
Balloon Lottery
Project Manager: Alex Marinas
Team Manimals will raise at least $100 in a classic balloon lottery in efforts to raise funds for Fallin’
Pines Critter Rescue by March 31, 2015.
Tasks Description
Assigned
to
Resources Sources Duration Deadline
Money
handler
Deals with
all the
money
throughout
event.
Raymond
Baillie
A containerwithwill
contain all the
earningsas well as a
journal which will
document all
transaction.
Retail
stores
surroundin
g the local
area.
2 weeks March
31, 2015
Advertiser(s)
Market the
event
-Nick
Anstey
-Jason
Raulerson
Cell phone which
will market and
advertise the event.
Poster board and
markers will be
necessary.
Twitter,
Instagram,
Facebook
and all
othersocial
media.
4 weeks
March
31, 2015
Prize table
Rewards
contestants
Joel Kohn
Gift cards from
donated retail
stores like Publix
and Wal-Mart. As
well as vouchers
from Student Union
restaurants.
Retail
stores
surroundin
g the local
area.
10
minutes
March
31, 2015
Buy supplies
Gather
balloons
and
popping
device
Ryan
Pappas
Vehicle to get to a
party store and
money
Wal-Mart
30
minutes
March
31, 2015
16. 16
Event Title and Project Manager
Mardi Paws … Nick Anstey
SMART Objective for the event:
Team “Manimals” will raise at least $100 by selling food items during the Mardi Gras street
party for Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue by February 22, 2015
Tasks Description Assigned to Resources Sources Duration Deadline
Contact
Location
Contact Wall
St. Plaza/ City
Walk & get
“ok” for event
Nick
Anstey
Cell Phone Personal
15-45
minutes
February
12, 2015
Supplies
Obtain two
essentials for
event
Shaun Jones
Table &
coolers
Personal 1-2 hours
February
20, 2015
Party Gear
Donations
Obtain Mardi
Gras themed
party gear
Jason
Raulerson
Beads, Hats,
party horns,
etc.
Party City
will make
the
necessary
donations
1-2 hours
February
20, 2015
Food
Donations
Obtain food
items that will
be sold during
event
Alex
Marinas
Baked
cookies &
other
packaged
food
Alex’s
father’s
catering
business
will make
necessary
donations
2 weeks
February
20, 2015
Drink
Donations
Obtain non-
alcoholic
canned/bottled
beverages to
be sold during
event
Ryan
Pappas
Sodas,
Energy
drinks, &
Bottled
waters
Ryan’s
father
works for
Pepsi &
will make
the
necessary
donations
2 weeks
February
20, 2015
Money
Handler/
Sales
Handle all
monetary
transactions
during event
Joel Kohn/
Raymond
Baillie
Envelope or
bank
account
Personal 2-5 hours
February
22, 2015
17. 17
Manimals’ Beach Event
Project Manager-Shaun Jones
The Manimals’ Beach Event SMART goal is that this event will raise a minimum of $200 by
having at least 15 people registered to compete in volleyball and dodgeball events to benefit
Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue by March 15, 2015.
Tasks Description
Assigned
to
Resources Sources Duration Deadline
Organize
Location
Speak with hotel
manager and
obtain permission
to hold event
Shaun
Jones
Cellphone,
E-Mail, Hotel staff
30-45
minutes
February
25, 2015
Collect non-
alcoholic
beverages
Organize Pepsi-
Cola products to
be donated to the
event
Ryan
Pappas
Cellphone,
E-Mail
Mr.Pappas 1 week
March 10,
2015
Learn Rules
Educate myself
and others about
the events (Rules,
Scoring, Etc.)
Jason
Raulerson
Cellphone,
Computer
Internet,
Books
1 week
March 10,
2015
Gather
supplies
needed
Collect
Volleyballs,
Dodgeballs,
Sunscreen, Score
Boards
Nick
Anstey
Car
Donations,
Personal
Belongings,
Sports
Authority
2 weeks
March 10,
2015
Advertise
and gather
participants
Expand
knowledge of
event as well as
gather individuals
ready to
participate
Shaun
Jones
Computer,
Printer,
Cellphone,
Social
Media
Personal
Networking
3 weeks
March 5,
2015
Collect
alcohol
Purchase alcoholic
beverages to be
sold at event
Shaun
Jones
Cellphone,
E-Mail
Bars, Liquor
Stores
1 week
March 10,
2015
18. 18
Manimals’ Poker Night
Project Manager – Joel Kohn
The Manimals’ Poker Night SMART goal is that this event will raise a minimum of $200 by
having at least 20 people registered to play, to benefit Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue by March 22,
2015.
Tasks Description
Assigned
to
Resources Sources Duration Deadline
Organize
Location
Speak with
condominium
staff in order to
obtain reception
hall for March
21, 2015 event.
Nick
Anstey
Cellphone,
E-Mail
Condominium
staff
30-45
minutes
February
20, 2015
Collect non-
alcoholic
beverages
Organize Pepsi-
Cola products to
be donated to
the event
Ryan
Pappas
Cellphone,
E-Mail
Mr.Pappas 1 week
March 8,
2015
Collect
catered food
Organize
catered food to
be donated to
the event
Alex
Marinas
Cellphone,
E-Mail
Mr.Marinas 1 week
March 8,
2015
Gather
supplies
needed
Collect 8 tables
needed to seat
participants as
well as decks of
cards and chips
Raymond
Baillie
Cellphone,
E-Mail
Home Depot,
Lowe’s
Donation,
Personal
Belongings
2 weeks
March 12,
2015
Advertise
and gather
participants
Expand
knowledge of
event as well as
gather
individuals
ready to
participate
Jason
Raulerson
Computer,
Printer,
Cellphone
Computer,
Printer
3 weeks
March 15,
2015
Collect
alcohol
Organize
alcoholic
beverages to be
donated to the
event
Shaun
Jones
Cellphone,
E-Mail
Bars, Liquor
Stores
1 week
March 8,
2015
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GoFundMe Fundraiser
Project Manager - Ryan Pappas
SMART Objective for the event:
Team “Manimals” will raise $100.00 on March 8, 2015 outside of Publix Supermarket by getting
customers to donate using provided tablets.
Tasks Description
Assigned
to
Resources Sources Duration Deadline
Collect
donated
beverages
Getting Pepsi
Co. to donate
water for the
event
-Ryan
Pappas
-Shaun
Jones
Having
connections
with Pepsi Co.
Manager,
Water
Pepsi Co. 1 hour
February 28,
2015
Contact
location
Getting
permission from
Publix to hold an
event on their
property
Raymond
Baillie
Publix
employee
Alex Marinas
Publix
Supermarket.
20
minutes
March 1,
2015
Obtain IPads
or tablets
Getting IPads
and tablets for
customers to use
to submit
donations
-Nick
Anstey
-Ryan
Pappas
-Jason
Raulerson
Personal
belongings to
obtain tablets
and IPads
Friends,
family, and
personal
belongings
1 week
March 5,
2015
Event setup
Setting up the
event and
making it look
appealing to
people entering
and exiting
Publix.
-Nick
Anstey
-Ryan
Pappas
-Jason
Raulerson
Tables,
IPads,
tablets,
water, and
decorations
Pepsi Co.
Publix
Supermarket,
group
members and
customers
30
minutes
March 8,
2015
Collect
supplies
Gather a table,
table cloth,
paper, and
writing utensils
Alex
Marinas
Money and
vehicle to get
to store
Wal-Mart
45
minutes
March 5,
2015
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GEB 3031 – The Cornerstone Course Lab Spring 2015
Team Contract
Team Name: Manimals
Team Meeting Time & Location: Wednesday night from 7-8 pm after class in
The Engineering Bldg.
Team Motto: “No Manimals left behind”
What specific action(s) will be taken when a member or members of the team break this
contract or fail to display team member norms outlined in our Team Operating Guidelines?
1. Verbal concerns expressed.
2. Monetary fine towards the cause.
Your signature below indicates an agreement to the standards and practices set forth in this
contract. Should you fail to behave or perform in accordance with the agreements you’ve made
with your team, you will be subject to the disciplinary standards agreed upon by the team.
Should your behavior or performance fail to improve, your performance can and will have a
negative impact on your grade. Repeated behavioral problems or complaints about behavior or
performance that conflicts with the UCF Student Code of Conduct will be referred to the course
instructor.
Team Member Names Team Member Signatures
1. Jason Raulerson _____________________________
2. Raymond Baille _____________________________
3. Nicholas Anstey _____________________________
4. Alex Marinas _____________________________
5. Joel Kohn _____________________________
6. Shaun Jones _____________________________
7. Ryan Pappas _____________________________
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Team Operating Guidelines
1
How will we make decisions?
Group decisions made collectively.
Consult with group before making decision.
2
What will be our basic method for working together and getting our work
completed?
Weekly group meetings.
Texting via group chat.
Communication via Bright Impact.
3
How do we make sure that everyone gets a chance to discuss issues or raise
concerns?
During group meetings we have a talking stick. You can only discuss issues when
holding the stick.
4
How will we resolve differences?
Majority Rules.
5
How will we ensure the completion of work?
Every week we start the group meeting by referring to the minutes taken at previous
meetings and holding team members accountable for tasks issued.
6
How will we change things that are not producing desired results?
Stay on top of results through weekly meetings and adjust plans accordingly.
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Team Values Rankings
Values or Traits of Team Members
Ranking
Self – disciplined 9
Honest and truthful 4
Respectful 2
Hard working 3
Cheerful 16
Dependable 1
Independent 13
Open-minded, able to see other viewpoints 12
Courteous 10
Forgiving 18
Knowledgeable 11
Helpful 5
Organized 6
Competent 7
Logical 15
Stand up for your beliefs 17
Creative 14
Consistent 8
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Harvard Manage Mentor — RUNNING A MEETING TOOLS
Meeting Minutes Form
MeetingTopic: Meeting with the client, Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue.
Attendees: All members
Purpose: Complete necessary forms, meet the client, and see the animals
Objectives: Complete team contract, client forms, meet client, and set up next
meeting,
Agenda Item#1: Discuss future fundraising events
Options/PointsRaised: Poker, raffle, beach event, food and wine, and 3-pt. shootout
Decisionor
Recommendations:
She liked all of the event ideas. She recommended we set up a
GoFundMe.
Agenda Item#2: Client agreement form
Options/PointsRaised: She filled out the form and gave us proper licensing to hold
fundraisers for a non-profit organization.
Decisionor
Recommendations:
Agenda Item#3: Meet the animals
Options/PointsRaised: She has over 150 critters on the facility and desperately needs
funds to take care of them.
Action Items
Task to be Done Person Responsible Due Date
1. Formulate Event Task List All team members Wed.
2. Start sections 1 & 2 of PMP Joel Kohn and Ryan Pappas Wed.
3. Set up team bonding event Jason Raulerson Wed.
4. Type up Client Agenda form Raymond Baillie Wed.
5. Type up Client Meeting Minutes Shaun Jones Wed.
6. Type Client Agreement and Team Contract forms. Alex Marinas, Nick Anstey Wed.
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Cornerstone Lab – GEB 3031
Project Management - Client Agreement Form
Thank you for partnering with the University of Central Florida’s College of Business Administration’s
“Cornerstone”students. Inordertoensure a worthwhileexperience forboththe clientorganizationand
the participating student teams, the following project structure has been developed.
Client Information:
Organization Name Fallin’Pines CritterRescue
Contact Name ShirleyCannan
Title Owner
Address 23643 ChristmasCemeteryRd.
Christmas,FL32709
E-mail Address shirleycannan@bellsouth.net
Phone number (407) 568-7988
Fax Number N/A
Client Responsibilities:
As the Client,Iagree todo the followingtohelpensure the successof the project:
o Meetwiththe team a minimumof three (3) timesduringthe life cycle of the project
o Give clearexpectationsof projectrequirementsandwhatstudentsare toaccomplish
o Respondpromptlytoteammembersviaemail orphone
o Monitorstudentprogressandresultsandbe honestandobjective withfeedback
o Conclude projectby _April 1, 2015__ (date)
o Create need-basedprojectsthatrequire 25 hoursof workperstudentandmeetthe
requirementsof the Cornerstone Board.
o Facilitate the creationof aprojectthat emphasizescivicengagementandaqualitylearning
experience,includingpractical application of communication,teamwork,creative thinkingand
adaptingto change.
o Evaluate the team’sperformance andcompleteanevaluationformforthe team’slabinstructor
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Contact Information
Studentteamsare required toprovide weeklyprogressreporttotheirClients–please indicate howyou
wouldpreferthatthe ProjectManagermaintaincontact withyouragency.
Contact Person: ShirleyCannan
Contact Information: (407) 568-7988
Project Information:
Need:What isthe specific needthatcan be servedbya Cornerstone groupproject?Forexample –
provide foodforpeople inneedorprovide asafe place forchildrentoplay.
Our groupwill be satisfyingFallin’PinesCrittersRescue’sneedforcash. The non-profit
organizationwill be usingthe cashtobuyfoodand suppliesforthe needycritters.
BriefDescriptionof Project: For example - conducta cannedfooddrive tocollect2000 poundsof
foodor refurbishalocal playground.
The Manimals will be performingafew fundraiserssuchasa pokernight,Mardi-Paws,anda
balloonlotterythatwill raise fundsof a$1,000 to helpprovide foodandsuppliesforthe rescued
animalsandcritters.
Skill Requirement
Skills required to accomplish project: What skills will the student team need to possess in order to
successful accomplishthe projectgoals?Forexample - technical (knowledge anduse of MicrosoftOffice,
operate heavy machinery), physical (ability to lift 30 pounds), background check, etc.
Team Manimals will have to possess organization, dedication, leadership,and following skills.
Dedication is key to having successful fundraisers to raise the $1,000 for Fallin’ Pines Critter
Rescue.
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I agree to all of the requirementslistedabove andwilldomybestto supportyourteamany way I can. If
I am unable tofulfill these requirements,Iwill contactthe teamandinstructorimmediately.
Signature: _____________________________________________________________
Date: ______________________________
Team Information:
Team Name _____Manimals_____________________________
Lab Instructor’sName _____Emily Gay_____________________________
Lab Instructor’sEmail Address _____egay@ucf.edu__________________________
Team Responsibilities
As the party responsible forimplementingourproject,we agree todo the following:
o Work withyouto implementaprojectthat will accomplishoursharedgoals
o Communicate regularlytoinformyouof plandevelopmentandchanges
o Communicate anychangesimmediatelytoensure the projectstillmeetsyourneeds
o Meetwithyou as a full teamto developourconceptandreview ourprojectplan
o Evaluate the projectafterimplementation
o Meetregularlysothat all teammembersknow whatisneededandwhattheyneedtodo
o Developevaluationcriteriasoyoucan give usfeedbackonhow effectivelywe meetthe
project’sgoalsaswell ashow well we workedwithyoutoimplementthe project
o Spreadworkfairlyandevenlysothatall team membersshare the burden
o Do our bestto produce a projectof the highestqualitythatmeetsthe needsof our
stakeholders.
We agree to all of the responsibilities listed above and will do our best to produce the best project
possible. If for some reasonwe cannot fulfillthese responsibilities orourpartner’sexpectations,we will
let our partner and our instructor know as soon as possible.