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Fundraising Campaign
- 1. By Ben Guillermo, Chanel Challenger, Jordan Gilmore, Kadia Gordon & Richelle Fernandez
- 5. Problem • In Greater Toronto Area, 28% are homeless youth Objective • To provide shelter for the homeless youths within the Rexdale community for the coming winter season Amount • Our goal is to raise $50,000 by the end of December 2016 Method • To raise money for the Youth Without Shelter (YWS) organization to provide shelter and necessities 1 | Introduction
- 6. Programs • Residential Program • Steps To Success • Employment Program • Housing Program • Stay-in-School Program Activities (daily workshops) • Pre-Employment Training • Life Skills Development • Educational Sessions • Recreational Activities • Steps Workshop Clients • Between the ages of 16-24 Youth Without Shelter • Mission: “Ending homelessness… one youth at a time, one step at a time.” • A 33-bed emergency residential program 2 | Youth Without Shelter 6 Warrendale Crescent Toronto, ON (416) 748-0110
- 7. “Greatest Ongoing Needs” • Personal hygiene • Perishable foods • Clothing • School supplies • Transit funds VS. Donation Government Funding Program Cost $720,761 $1,259,134 $2,008,856 $748,055 $1,187,788 $1,851,732 “Hitting maximum capacity daily” 3 | Problem or Needs Statement 3.79% 5.67% 7.82% 1 meal for 53 Youths 1 bed, 1 night Bed for 1 month, 1 Youth
- 8. 4 | Program Objectives Levels of Participation Community Agents Supporters Volunteers Leaderships
- 9. • Government funding • School • Corporates/Businesses • Church • Library • Recreational Centres • Advertising • Social Networking • Word of Mouth • Volunteer Hours • Sponsorships • Involvement/Experience • Personal Benefits/Leisure • Community Involvement • Bingo • Pet Day • Carnival • Etc. 5 | Methods
- 11. Entrance Fee: Minimum $5 Weekend, 1pm – 9pm. We provide food, drinks, entertainment, games, etc. Majority of this will be ran by the youths at YWS, along with volunteers.
- 20. 6 | Evaluation 1 month later.. Minimum $4,200 raised, bringing us in line with our goal $4,200 27 meals for 53 Youths 168 beds 67 youths with beds for 1 month 1 year later.. In hopes to reach our goal of $50,000 This provides the homeless youths a shelter, access to food and necessities and access to programs that helps develop them.
- 21. 7 | Conflict • Not meeting the fundraising goal and not getting enough people to donate • Not recruiting enough volunteers • Not getting the word out about the main event effectively • To make sure we reach out to as many people possible • Be informative and efficient • To use the proper tools we have learned in class in order to successfully gain donations
Editor's Notes
- Ben’s Story
- Richelle’s Story
- 1. Summary - brief, problem, objectives, methods, amount
- 2. Intro - agency applying for funds, purpose & goals, programs & activities, clients Programs = Kadia [ CHOOSE 2-3 ] Activities = Jordan [ CHOOSE 2-3 ] Clients = Chanel (statistics) eligibility Agency = Ben INCLUDE DEMOGRAPHICS: 2011 Demographics Youth (15-24) make up 12.6% of Rexdale Community (1,315/10,475) In 2006-2011, only 8% are born in Canada (in Rexdale) Top 5 Birth Countries for Immigrants are India, Jamaica, America, Guyana and Pakistan. Top 5 Race in Rexdale consists of Spanish decent, Italian, Croatian, Polish and Indian.
- 3. Problem or Needs Statement - descry problem (of agency), include statistics & documentation (i.e. decline #s) 13% of population are youths (15-24) G.O.N. = Ben Jordan = Expanding the facility 156 = 1 meal for 53 25 = 1 bed a night *15/monthly = 1 week bed 63/monthly = 1 month bed
- 4. Program Objectives - expected outcome, measurable (i.e. to provide housing for at least 500 kids by winter) $ To expand the facility in order to provide more shelters for those in need $63 (1 month for shelter) x 53 (# of beds) = $3,339 x 12 (months) = $40,000 Provided for 53 people to stay at the shelter for a month Any extra money goes towards expanding or necessities Chanel: Goal Jordan: Community Agents & supporters Kadia: volunteers & leaderships
- 5. Method - activities conducted to achieve objective (reasoning for these activities), recruiting staff Method – kadia Recruitment – jordan Activities - chanel
- My group and I came up with the idea of hosting a Winter Wonderland themed fair held during the month of December.
- Jordan will introduce
- Baked by the youth
- Kadia: The participants will have the opportunity to design their own ornament and hang it on our real tree.
- Youths are to create gingerbread houses
- To bring their own skates
- Jordan: All participants will gather marshmallows and throw in the other player’s mouth.
- Created by the children at the shelter which provides with creative activity
- Kadia: Part of the foods the Youth provided
- 6. Evaluation - tracking the number of people we were able to send to the agency*
- 7. Conflict & how to resolve Challenges we anticipate & how to resolve them
- Chanel: Ask the 3 Questions “My group and I donated to Youth Without Shelter in order to help fight the cause” All: “YOU, CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE”