Over half of Guatemala's population lives in poverty, with 15.2% living in extreme poverty. Poverty is more prevalent in rural areas, where 72% of Guatemala's poor population resides. Factors that contribute to poverty include unemployment, lack of education, government corruption, and discrimination against indigenous groups. The effects of poverty include poor health care, poor living conditions, violence, a weakened economy, child labor, and human trafficking. Individuals and organizations can help alleviate poverty in Guatemala through donations to schools, health care expeditions, fundraising, and raising awareness of the issues.
When picking an elementary school for their child many parents opt for the school that is closest to their home. However many parents prefer to explore all of their educational options before deciding on just one school. Between public, private, Montessori, charter, magnet and parochial schools the choices may seem dizzying. The following is a short overview on what every parent should look for in an elementary school regardless of how it is governed.
This document provides an introduction to using Google tools in physical education. It outlines Kevin Morrow's contact information and various Google platforms like Docs, Forms, Maps, and Sites that can be used for collaboration, tracking student data, and lesson planning. The goal is to demonstrate how Google has "more than just a search engine" and can add new tools to a physical educator's toolbox.
GoZonkers is applying for a Federal Grant, under the "Communities Putting Prevention to Work: stimulus funds. GoZonkers has three existing, integrated physical activity and nutrition education programs: EarlySport, a PE program for non-PE elementary school teachers; GoZonkers Radio Adventures, an at-desk vigorous exercise and nutrition education program for elementary schools; and GoZonkers Fit Heart Games, a family fintess and nutrition education program.
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The document outlines Florida's 2011 summer food marketing and outreach strategic plan to address childhood hunger. It details initial efforts in 8 pilot counties using partnerships, branding, multi-lingual outreach materials, and websites. Early results showed an 11,000 child increase in average daily attendance, up 15%. The plan was expanding statewide with additional partnerships and marketing components like PSAs to promote the program and attract more children.
Making sure children have access to nutritious meals where they learn, play and live. There is enough food but many eligible kids do not participate in free/reduced price school meals or summer meal programs. Share Our Strength works to fundraise, raise awareness, provide nutrition education and invest in state partnerships to end childhood hunger in Maryland. Governor O'Malley has made ending childhood hunger by 2015 one of his strategic goals and partners with Share Our Strength and other organizations to achieve this through initiatives like increasing school breakfast participation.
Over half of Guatemala's population lives in poverty, with 15.2% living in extreme poverty. Poverty is more prevalent in rural areas, where 72% of Guatemala's poor population resides. Factors that contribute to poverty include unemployment, lack of education, government corruption, and discrimination against indigenous groups. The effects of poverty include poor health care, poor living conditions, violence, a weakened economy, child labor, and human trafficking. Individuals and organizations can help alleviate poverty in Guatemala through donations to schools, health care expeditions, fundraising, and raising awareness of the issues.
When picking an elementary school for their child many parents opt for the school that is closest to their home. However many parents prefer to explore all of their educational options before deciding on just one school. Between public, private, Montessori, charter, magnet and parochial schools the choices may seem dizzying. The following is a short overview on what every parent should look for in an elementary school regardless of how it is governed.
This document provides an introduction to using Google tools in physical education. It outlines Kevin Morrow's contact information and various Google platforms like Docs, Forms, Maps, and Sites that can be used for collaboration, tracking student data, and lesson planning. The goal is to demonstrate how Google has "more than just a search engine" and can add new tools to a physical educator's toolbox.
GoZonkers is applying for a Federal Grant, under the "Communities Putting Prevention to Work: stimulus funds. GoZonkers has three existing, integrated physical activity and nutrition education programs: EarlySport, a PE program for non-PE elementary school teachers; GoZonkers Radio Adventures, an at-desk vigorous exercise and nutrition education program for elementary schools; and GoZonkers Fit Heart Games, a family fintess and nutrition education program.
SFSP Marketing Outreach for DACS MeetingFloridaImpact
The document outlines Florida's 2011 summer food marketing and outreach strategic plan to address childhood hunger. It details initial efforts in 8 pilot counties using partnerships, branding, multi-lingual outreach materials, and websites. Early results showed an 11,000 child increase in average daily attendance, up 15%. The plan was expanding statewide with additional partnerships and marketing components like PSAs to promote the program and attract more children.
Making sure children have access to nutritious meals where they learn, play and live. There is enough food but many eligible kids do not participate in free/reduced price school meals or summer meal programs. Share Our Strength works to fundraise, raise awareness, provide nutrition education and invest in state partnerships to end childhood hunger in Maryland. Governor O'Malley has made ending childhood hunger by 2015 one of his strategic goals and partners with Share Our Strength and other organizations to achieve this through initiatives like increasing school breakfast participation.
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The document discusses childhood hunger in America and Share Our Strength's goal to end childhood hunger by 2015. It provides statistics on the number of children living in poverty and not receiving adequate nutrition assistance. Share Our Strength works with partners to increase access to summer meal programs, nutrition education, and fundraising events. The document calls for sponsors for an upcoming fundraising event and provides sponsorship package details and benefits.
The document is a program for the 17th Annual Family Café conference being held in Orlando, Florida. It provides details on the event location, dates, keynote speakers, and sessions. There will be over 160 breakout sessions covering various topics as well as an employment expo and exhibitors. The goal is to provide information and resources to people with disabilities and their families and celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The document provides information about sponsorship opportunities for Lemonade Alley, a nonprofit that runs an annual kid entrepreneur competition. It summarizes key event details like workshops for kids, a business plan contest, and philanthropic activities. Metrics are provided on attendance, money raised for charities, and media coverage. Sponsorship packages and benefits are outlined, with opportunities ranging from $1,500 to $30,000. Contact information is also included.
The Downtown Baltimore Family Alliance (DBFA) fosters and promotes family life in Baltimore's city center. It partners with local organizations to develop family-focused programs and policies to support strong public schools, safety, recreation, and culture. DBFA connects families to each other and resources to fully enjoy life downtown. It advocates for excellent education, provides school resources, and works to preserve green space to develop community and support thriving families and a vibrant Baltimore.
Ron Mackert gives a presentation to the Rotary Club of Sylva about the importance of Rotary Foundation projects that help people worldwide. He notes that while local club activities are important, there are serious problems outside of Western North Carolina that also need help. He provides statistics showing how many people live in poverty or without basic necessities. Mackert then discusses the three main areas of focus for the Rotary Foundation: humanitarian grants, educational programs, and PolioPlus. He highlights examples of specific Foundation projects and their impact. Mackert encourages clubs to support the Foundation through contributions to help Rotary achieve its mission of doing good in the world.
The 2013 Annual Report of the Florida Department of Children and Families highlights accomplishments across the state in improving outcomes for children and families. It provides examples of partnerships in each of DCF's five regions that have helped foster youth, prevented child abuse and neglect, served victims of domestic violence and human trafficking, and strengthened families and communities. These partnerships include initiatives like Camps for Champions, Community of Hope, and programs providing family support services, foster family recruitment, and normalcy for youth in care.
The document provides information about the 1st Annual Father's Day Festival event organized by Fathers Rock, Inc. and Love Your Neighbors Ministries. The event will take place on June 20, 2010 in Federal Hill Park in Baltimore, Maryland and will feature entertainment, food, art, games and exhibits to honor fathers and raise funds for programs that support fathers and father figures. The document outlines sponsorship levels for the event and explains the importance of father figures in light of statistics showing problems that often arise in fatherless homes.
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Todobebe announced record results for its third annual family fiesta event. Enrollment for party hosts grew over 70% to over 17,000 moms, and over 12,000 moms opted to participate in future research panels. The event reached millions of Spanish-speaking families through TV, digital media, grassroots efforts, and PR.
The document discusses obesity trends in the United States from 1985 to 2010 based on data from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS). It shows that over this period, obesity rates increased significantly across most of the country, with more states having rates over 20% by 2010 compared to less than 10% in 1985. The rising trends indicate obesity has become a severe public health crisis in the US.
A sampling of work created by Janina Quintana, a 360* marketing, communications and public relations professional with an arsenal of talents and skills.
This document summarizes several developments in Fall River, Massachusetts from an economic development newsletter:
1) The Block Island Ferry will resume service between Fall River and Block Island, Rhode Island in late June 2015 for a second season, with ferry routes and schedules similar to the successful maiden season in 2014.
2) Blount Fine Foods plans to expand their Fall River facility with a 50,000 square foot expansion and possible second phase of 40,000 square feet over three years, creating 75 new jobs and investing over $10 million.
3) Xilectric of Fall River received $150,000 in funding from the AmplifyMass program to support their development of a low-cost, recharge
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The document summarizes a marketing campaign created by Spark Solutions for the Children's Trust Fund of Michigan. It includes a situation analysis of the brand, research findings that show low awareness of CTF and what it does, and proposed strategies, creative work, and tactics to build awareness of CTF and associate it with preventing child abuse. The goal is to increase donations by making taxpayers aware they can donate to CTF on their tax form and positioning CTF as an important cause worth supporting.
The document summarizes a marketing campaign created by Spark Solutions for the Children's Trust Fund of Michigan. It includes a situation analysis of the brand, research findings that show low awareness of CTF and what it does, and proposed strategies, creative work, and tactics to build awareness of CTF and associate it with preventing child abuse. The goal is to increase donations by making more taxpayers aware they can donate to CTF on their tax form and helping the public understand what CTF's mission is.
The Roosevelt University IMC Capstone class launched a campaign to raise awareness and donations for Feeding America. Through research, the group found that people are more willing to donate if they feel a personal connection to the cause. The campaign, called #FedUp, aims to show people how those facing hunger feel "fed up" with their daily struggle. The campaign will use social media, direct marketing, letters, and word-of-mouth to reach two target audiences: older donors (Generous Jack/Jill) and younger potential donors (Young & Hungry). The objectives are to raise $3,000 as a group and build awareness of hunger in America. The strategy is to show how even small donations can make a
The document discusses Sparta School District's farm to school program and initiatives. The district has received several grants to implement farm to school projects, such as salad bars, a summer feeding program, and a fresh fruit and vegetable program. It has also partnered with other districts on a collaborative grant to strengthen farm to school access. Current projects include an educational school garden with various vegetables, a harvest of the month program, and hiring a chef to support farm to school. The district aims to expand hydroponic lettuce in cafeterias and engage at the county fair to promote farm to school.
Speakers:
Alison Lueker, Sun in my Belly
Brian Lyman, Jim 'N Nick's Bar-B-Q
Jay Swift, 4th & Swift
Ryan Turner, Muss & Turner's
Moderator: Ron Eyster, Rosebud
Lemonade Alley is a contest that teaches kids financial literacy and philanthropy. Teams of K-12 students create lemonade recipes, build stands, and sell lemonade to raise money for charities. It includes workshops on recipes, booths, and sales. Teams compete based on business plans, lemonade taste, booths, pitches, and sales. The event has supported over 30 charities, raising over $38,000 for charity over 5 years. It is sponsored by local businesses and receives media coverage.
Philly Neighborhood Food Week (PNFW) is a city-wide dining event that promotes restaurants in different neighborhoods of Philadelphia. In October 2009, over 30 restaurants from neighborhoods like Chestnut Hill, East Passyunk, Manayunk, Northern Liberties, Penn's Landing, and South Street participated. The event targets diners aged 21-30 and aims to increase monthly dining out from 4-8 times per month. Sponsors and media partners helped promote PNFW through websites, social media, and a text message campaign.
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The document discusses childhood hunger in America and Share Our Strength's goal to end childhood hunger by 2015. It provides statistics on the number of children living in poverty and not receiving adequate nutrition assistance. Share Our Strength works with partners to increase access to summer meal programs, nutrition education, and fundraising events. The document calls for sponsors for an upcoming fundraising event and provides sponsorship package details and benefits.
The document is a program for the 17th Annual Family Café conference being held in Orlando, Florida. It provides details on the event location, dates, keynote speakers, and sessions. There will be over 160 breakout sessions covering various topics as well as an employment expo and exhibitors. The goal is to provide information and resources to people with disabilities and their families and celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The document provides information about sponsorship opportunities for Lemonade Alley, a nonprofit that runs an annual kid entrepreneur competition. It summarizes key event details like workshops for kids, a business plan contest, and philanthropic activities. Metrics are provided on attendance, money raised for charities, and media coverage. Sponsorship packages and benefits are outlined, with opportunities ranging from $1,500 to $30,000. Contact information is also included.
The Downtown Baltimore Family Alliance (DBFA) fosters and promotes family life in Baltimore's city center. It partners with local organizations to develop family-focused programs and policies to support strong public schools, safety, recreation, and culture. DBFA connects families to each other and resources to fully enjoy life downtown. It advocates for excellent education, provides school resources, and works to preserve green space to develop community and support thriving families and a vibrant Baltimore.
Ron Mackert gives a presentation to the Rotary Club of Sylva about the importance of Rotary Foundation projects that help people worldwide. He notes that while local club activities are important, there are serious problems outside of Western North Carolina that also need help. He provides statistics showing how many people live in poverty or without basic necessities. Mackert then discusses the three main areas of focus for the Rotary Foundation: humanitarian grants, educational programs, and PolioPlus. He highlights examples of specific Foundation projects and their impact. Mackert encourages clubs to support the Foundation through contributions to help Rotary achieve its mission of doing good in the world.
The 2013 Annual Report of the Florida Department of Children and Families highlights accomplishments across the state in improving outcomes for children and families. It provides examples of partnerships in each of DCF's five regions that have helped foster youth, prevented child abuse and neglect, served victims of domestic violence and human trafficking, and strengthened families and communities. These partnerships include initiatives like Camps for Champions, Community of Hope, and programs providing family support services, foster family recruitment, and normalcy for youth in care.
The document provides information about the 1st Annual Father's Day Festival event organized by Fathers Rock, Inc. and Love Your Neighbors Ministries. The event will take place on June 20, 2010 in Federal Hill Park in Baltimore, Maryland and will feature entertainment, food, art, games and exhibits to honor fathers and raise funds for programs that support fathers and father figures. The document outlines sponsorship levels for the event and explains the importance of father figures in light of statistics showing problems that often arise in fatherless homes.
Todobebe Announces Record Results For 3rd Annual Family Fiestacynelson
Todobebe announced record results for its third annual family fiesta event. Enrollment for party hosts grew over 70% to over 17,000 moms, and over 12,000 moms opted to participate in future research panels. The event reached millions of Spanish-speaking families through TV, digital media, grassroots efforts, and PR.
The document discusses obesity trends in the United States from 1985 to 2010 based on data from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS). It shows that over this period, obesity rates increased significantly across most of the country, with more states having rates over 20% by 2010 compared to less than 10% in 1985. The rising trends indicate obesity has become a severe public health crisis in the US.
A sampling of work created by Janina Quintana, a 360* marketing, communications and public relations professional with an arsenal of talents and skills.
This document summarizes several developments in Fall River, Massachusetts from an economic development newsletter:
1) The Block Island Ferry will resume service between Fall River and Block Island, Rhode Island in late June 2015 for a second season, with ferry routes and schedules similar to the successful maiden season in 2014.
2) Blount Fine Foods plans to expand their Fall River facility with a 50,000 square foot expansion and possible second phase of 40,000 square feet over three years, creating 75 new jobs and investing over $10 million.
3) Xilectric of Fall River received $150,000 in funding from the AmplifyMass program to support their development of a low-cost, recharge
Advertising and Branding Campaign for The Children\'s Trust Fund of MichiganKathy Garfield
The document summarizes a marketing campaign created by Spark Solutions for the Children's Trust Fund of Michigan. It includes a situation analysis of the brand, research findings that show low awareness of CTF and what it does, and proposed strategies, creative work, and tactics to build awareness of CTF and associate it with preventing child abuse. The goal is to increase donations by making taxpayers aware they can donate to CTF on their tax form and positioning CTF as an important cause worth supporting.
The document summarizes a marketing campaign created by Spark Solutions for the Children's Trust Fund of Michigan. It includes a situation analysis of the brand, research findings that show low awareness of CTF and what it does, and proposed strategies, creative work, and tactics to build awareness of CTF and associate it with preventing child abuse. The goal is to increase donations by making more taxpayers aware they can donate to CTF on their tax form and helping the public understand what CTF's mission is.
The Roosevelt University IMC Capstone class launched a campaign to raise awareness and donations for Feeding America. Through research, the group found that people are more willing to donate if they feel a personal connection to the cause. The campaign, called #FedUp, aims to show people how those facing hunger feel "fed up" with their daily struggle. The campaign will use social media, direct marketing, letters, and word-of-mouth to reach two target audiences: older donors (Generous Jack/Jill) and younger potential donors (Young & Hungry). The objectives are to raise $3,000 as a group and build awareness of hunger in America. The strategy is to show how even small donations can make a
The document discusses Sparta School District's farm to school program and initiatives. The district has received several grants to implement farm to school projects, such as salad bars, a summer feeding program, and a fresh fruit and vegetable program. It has also partnered with other districts on a collaborative grant to strengthen farm to school access. Current projects include an educational school garden with various vegetables, a harvest of the month program, and hiring a chef to support farm to school. The district aims to expand hydroponic lettuce in cafeterias and engage at the county fair to promote farm to school.
Speakers:
Alison Lueker, Sun in my Belly
Brian Lyman, Jim 'N Nick's Bar-B-Q
Jay Swift, 4th & Swift
Ryan Turner, Muss & Turner's
Moderator: Ron Eyster, Rosebud
Lemonade Alley is a contest that teaches kids financial literacy and philanthropy. Teams of K-12 students create lemonade recipes, build stands, and sell lemonade to raise money for charities. It includes workshops on recipes, booths, and sales. Teams compete based on business plans, lemonade taste, booths, pitches, and sales. The event has supported over 30 charities, raising over $38,000 for charity over 5 years. It is sponsored by local businesses and receives media coverage.
Philly Neighborhood Food Week (PNFW) is a city-wide dining event that promotes restaurants in different neighborhoods of Philadelphia. In October 2009, over 30 restaurants from neighborhoods like Chestnut Hill, East Passyunk, Manayunk, Northern Liberties, Penn's Landing, and South Street participated. The event targets diners aged 21-30 and aims to increase monthly dining out from 4-8 times per month. Sponsors and media partners helped promote PNFW through websites, social media, and a text message campaign.
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2. IDEO’s Human-Centered Design
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4. Lean Startup Methodology
5. Agile Innovation Framework
6. Doblin’s Ten Types of Innovation
7. McKinsey’s Three Horizons of Growth
8. Customer Journey Map
9. Christensen’s Disruptive Innovation Theory
10. Blue Ocean Strategy
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12. Design Sprint Framework
13. The Double Diamond
14. Lean Six Sigma DMAIC
15. TRIZ Problem-Solving Framework
16. Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats
17. Stage-Gate Model
18. Toyota’s Six Steps of Kaizen
19. Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
20. Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)
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Accenture’s Digital Strategy & Enterprise Frameworks
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Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Framework
PwC’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cisco’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cognizant’s Digital Transformation Framework
DXC Technology’s Digital Transformation Framework
The BCG Strategy Palette
McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
Design Thinking Framework
Business Model Canvas
Customer Journey Map
2. Florida Partnership to End Childhood Hunger This marketing pilot combines Points 7 and 10 of the Florida Partnership’s Ten Point Plan…
3. Expand the Reach of Summer Meals Programs POINT 7 Florida Partnership to End Childhood Hunger
4. Provide Comprehensive Public Education About Available Assistance POINT 10 Florida Partnership to End Childhood Hunger
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6. Orlando Magic/Publix PSAs Florida Partnership to End Childhood Hunger 30-second PSAs produced by Orlando Magic paid for by Publix Supermarkets, Inc. aired on WKMG Local 6 and LATV CLICK HERE to view online (opens in Windows Media Player) English Version feat. Rashard Lewis NEW! in 2010 CLICK HERE to view online (opens in QuickTime Player) Spanish Version feat. Joey Colón
7. Anquan Boldin / Share Our Strength PSA Florida Partnership to End Childhood Hunger Click here to view online opens in Windows Media Player
8. BILINGUAL BUSINESS CARDS Florida Partnership to End Childhood Hunger Distributed in various public service venues throughout both counties and the source of 83% of helpline referrals . (in three languages) English Creole Spanish
9. Bus Stops Generic (8.5 “ x 11”) Available in English, Spanish, and Creole Florida Partnership to End Childhood Hunger POSTERS
10. Community Foundation for Palm Beach & Martin Counties WEBSITES & NEWSLETTERS Florida Partnership to End Childhood Hunger 211 Palm Beach County Children’s Services Council of Palm Beach County as well as: City of West Palm Beach Community Food Alliance CROS Ministries Palm Beach County PBC League of Cities Palm Beach County Office of Community Revitalization Community Link The Glades Initiative and others…
11. WKMG Home Page Takeover WEBSITES & NEWSLETTERS Florida Partnership to End Childhood Hunger
13. The Summer Nutrition Programs brought nearly $3.6 million into the project counties TOTAL FEDERAL FUNDS LEVERAGED An additional $130,000+ over 2009 (in Orange County) Florida Partnership to End Childhood Hunger
14. 2,400 more children! ADDITIONAL CHILDREN SERVED a 33% increase over 2009! (in Orange County) Florida Partnership to End Childhood Hunger
15. over 54,000 additional lunches and 70,000 additional breakfasts ADDITIONAL MEALS SERVED Florida Partnership to End Childhood Hunger
16. Nearly 7,300 first time visitors 2010 WWW.SUMMERFOODFLORIDA.ORG
18. Outreach Media WHERE did you hear about us? Florida Partnership to End Childhood Hunger
Editor's Notes
June – August 2010
Visit www.floridahungerpartnership.org for more information.
Visit www.floridahungerpartnership.org for more information.
FEATURE APPEARANCE Q81 Foundation FUNDING Florida Dairy Farmers Share Our Strength PRODUCTION Baltimore Ravens Palm Beach County (Channel 20) FILMING LOCATION Baltimore Ravens Florence De George Boys & Girls Club
PSA with Rashard Lewis—Spanish version with Joey Col ó n PSA filmed and produced by Orlando Magic Children featured in the PSA were participants in the J.B. Callahan Center Publix has underwritten the cost of airtime for the past 2 years (2009 & 2010) WKMG donated free airtime on their Spanish-language station, LATV
PSA with Anquan Boldin Foundation and Anquan Boldin, NFL player on WPTV PSA filmed and produced by Palm Beach County; Anquan Boldin portion filmed by the Baltimore Ravens Children featured in the PSA were participants in the Boys and Girls Club of Palm Beach County Florence DeGeorge Center Summer Camp Program
3 languages this year: English, Spanish, and Creole. All cards were bi-lingual, either English/Spanish or English/Creole Distribution of 100,000 business cards and posters through various community partner locations including: County Health Departments (WIC Centers) Department of Children & Families AND Community Partners County Governments (Health & Family Services) Faith-based organizations Goodwill Stores (PALM BEACH) Sheriff’s Community Policing Locations (PALM BEACH) Medicaid Senator Bill Nelson’s Office Workforce Locations YMCA
48” x 68” Bus stop signage at 25 designated locations near areas of need (Title 1 Schools, low-income areas, and Housing Authorities) CBS Advertising (Palm Beach) contributed 2 bus shelter locations in kind, and extended the display time beyond the contract for some locations. SIGNAL OUTDOOR ADVERTISING (Orange) donated the bus shelter space for the entire summer. 8.5” x 11” posters were made available for download online at the RESOURCES page of www.summerfoodflorida.org.
Palm Beach County Channel 20 Community Bulletin Board Newsletter and link placement with the following organizations: 2-1-1 Children’s Services Council of Palm Beach County Monday Morning Update City of West Palm Beach – Youth, Family & Community Services Community Food Alliance Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties – YourPBC.org CROS Ministries Faith-based organizations Palm Beach County Palm Beach County League of Cities Palm Beach County Office of Community Revitalization Community Link The Glades Initiative
Online, WKMG also donated two “Homepage Takeover” days with SFSP information on two separate dates www.clickorlando.com Highest peak of web visits for www.summerfoodflorida.org were on 6/22/2010 during the first takeover.
INCREASE ONLY IN ORANGE--$130,525.25 more than 2009 (9% increase)
Average Daily Attendance, meaning the [# of first lunches served] divided by the [# of service days for the longest running sponsor] There was also a net gain of 70+ sites in summer 2010.
GREAT SUMMER! Listed numbers are NET INCREASES for all sponsors. 1,557,428 total meals & snacks served over the entire summer! Increase in breakfasts and decrease in snacks is a result of certain sponsors encouraging sites to couple lunch with the more substantive BREAKFAST RATHER THAN SNACK.
Includes visitors from all across the state, including pilot summer outreach in target counties.
Does not include responses from the survey on www.summerfoodflorida.org; only those collected by operators on the Summer Food Helpline. #1 Business Cards #2 Television PSA Though other mediums don’t have as large #s, multiple venues add credibility to the program. Some callers may say that they saw the advertisement in one place/medium, but didn’t decided to actually call until they saw it again in another place/medium. Florida Department of Education also had advertisements on the exterior of city transit buses, which generated 90 calls to their hotline this summer.
#1 – WIC #2 – TV #3 – FRIEND #4 - DCF “ Friend” category may actually account for other categories, having heard about the program from one of the other outlets DCF also distributed cards to other venues that callers may not have known to attributed to DCF’s outreach. “ OTHERS” INCLUDE Mexican Consulate, Orange County Community Action, John Bridges Community Center, “Child Support”, ___