The document summarizes the Turkish Philanthropy Fund's (TPF) fundraising efforts and impact. It notes that Microsoft employees have raised $1 billion for charity over 30 years, with TPF receiving $16,120.20. Most funds went to earthquake relief in Van, Turkey. TPF has helped fund 12 reconstruction projects in Van in the past year with support from donors. The document outlines TPF's strategic approach to philanthropy and how donors can connect and contribute to their efforts.
Microsoft employees have raised $1 billion for charity over 30 years through an employee giving campaign. The Turkish Philanthropy Fund (TPF) has received $16,120.20 from Microsoft employees since last October, most of which was directed to relief efforts after the Van earthquake in Turkey. On the one year anniversary of the earthquake, TPF has helped fund 12 reconstruction projects with donations.
World Vision International is a child-focused organization that supports disaster risk reduction initiatives in several regions around the world. It uses tools like the Community Owned Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment to engage communities in risk assessment and resilience building. In Africa, WVI focuses on strengthening community participation in disaster risk reduction processes. WVI also partners with organizations to test child-focused DRR models and mainstream DRR into its development work in Asia Pacific countries like the Philippines and Indonesia.
The document summarizes the work of World Vision India, an organization that aims to create lasting change for children, families, and communities living in poverty. It details World Vision's work in areas like education, health, disaster relief, and community development across India since 1962. Key programs mentioned include child sponsorship, HIV/AIDS response, and area development programs focused on long-term sustainable solutions to poverty.
Presentation of World Vision Switzerland for students of UIBS United International Business School Zurich. World Vision is a relief and development organisation, currently working especially at the Horn of Africa hunger crisis region.
The document discusses various types of nonprofit organizations and their public relations goals and strategies. It describes membership organizations, advocacy groups, social organizations, trade associations, chambers of commerce, professional associations, labor unions, social issue organizations, environmental groups, and social service agencies. It also discusses the public relations goals of raising awareness, educating the public, recruiting volunteers, obtaining funds, and strengthening an organization's public image. Specific nonprofit organizations discussed include Grammy U and the St. Bernard Project.
The document proposes establishing a charitable foundation in Ukraine to help underserved groups. It outlines two potential focuses for the foundation: 1) Providing educational support to talented children with disabilities or life-threatening illnesses. 2) Creating an informational program to educate the public on preventing diseases like cerebral palsy in children. Background research on existing charities in Ukraine is presented to help define the new foundation's goals and activities. Fundraising strategies, target audiences, and next steps are also discussed to establish and promote the charitable organization.
Kirklees Council Community Partnerships supports over 150 community organizations annually through funding and development support. Around half of the funded projects address mental health needs using creative arts activities like music, dance, and crafts. The programs aim to promote independence and prevent needs for statutory services by engaging over 12,000 people monthly in activities that improve well-being. Benefits include demonstrated outcomes, community organizations offering innovative services, and a swift response to newly identified needs, though challenges include unequal relationships with commissioners and demonstrating value.
The document summarizes the Turkish Philanthropy Fund's (TPF) fundraising efforts and impact. It notes that Microsoft employees have raised $1 billion for charity over 30 years, with TPF receiving $16,120.20. Most funds went to earthquake relief in Van, Turkey. TPF has helped fund 12 reconstruction projects in Van in the past year with support from donors. The document outlines TPF's strategic approach to philanthropy and how donors can connect and contribute to their efforts.
Microsoft employees have raised $1 billion for charity over 30 years through an employee giving campaign. The Turkish Philanthropy Fund (TPF) has received $16,120.20 from Microsoft employees since last October, most of which was directed to relief efforts after the Van earthquake in Turkey. On the one year anniversary of the earthquake, TPF has helped fund 12 reconstruction projects with donations.
World Vision International is a child-focused organization that supports disaster risk reduction initiatives in several regions around the world. It uses tools like the Community Owned Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment to engage communities in risk assessment and resilience building. In Africa, WVI focuses on strengthening community participation in disaster risk reduction processes. WVI also partners with organizations to test child-focused DRR models and mainstream DRR into its development work in Asia Pacific countries like the Philippines and Indonesia.
The document summarizes the work of World Vision India, an organization that aims to create lasting change for children, families, and communities living in poverty. It details World Vision's work in areas like education, health, disaster relief, and community development across India since 1962. Key programs mentioned include child sponsorship, HIV/AIDS response, and area development programs focused on long-term sustainable solutions to poverty.
Presentation of World Vision Switzerland for students of UIBS United International Business School Zurich. World Vision is a relief and development organisation, currently working especially at the Horn of Africa hunger crisis region.
The document discusses various types of nonprofit organizations and their public relations goals and strategies. It describes membership organizations, advocacy groups, social organizations, trade associations, chambers of commerce, professional associations, labor unions, social issue organizations, environmental groups, and social service agencies. It also discusses the public relations goals of raising awareness, educating the public, recruiting volunteers, obtaining funds, and strengthening an organization's public image. Specific nonprofit organizations discussed include Grammy U and the St. Bernard Project.
The document proposes establishing a charitable foundation in Ukraine to help underserved groups. It outlines two potential focuses for the foundation: 1) Providing educational support to talented children with disabilities or life-threatening illnesses. 2) Creating an informational program to educate the public on preventing diseases like cerebral palsy in children. Background research on existing charities in Ukraine is presented to help define the new foundation's goals and activities. Fundraising strategies, target audiences, and next steps are also discussed to establish and promote the charitable organization.
Kirklees Council Community Partnerships supports over 150 community organizations annually through funding and development support. Around half of the funded projects address mental health needs using creative arts activities like music, dance, and crafts. The programs aim to promote independence and prevent needs for statutory services by engaging over 12,000 people monthly in activities that improve well-being. Benefits include demonstrated outcomes, community organizations offering innovative services, and a swift response to newly identified needs, though challenges include unequal relationships with commissioners and demonstrating value.
Volunteer programs can be refreshed with 8 new strategies: 1) Team volunteering builds collaboration and accomplishment. Verizon matches teams of 10+ up to $10,000. 2) Skills-based volunteering provides long-term value through expertise in areas like technology and accounting. Deloitte offers 1,200 pro bono projects. 3) Virtual volunteering reaches more volunteers through online opportunities like HP's program training students worldwide.
This document discusses fundraising and resource development for Habitat for Humanity of South Central Minnesota. It outlines the formation of the organization and its affiliates, as well as case studies of families who have received homes. It also describes the roles and responsibilities of the Resource Development Committee, including creating an annual fundraising plan and policies around donor recognition and record keeping. Specific fundraising goals, actions, and metrics are proposed around corporate partnerships, small business outreach, and an "Adopt-a-Home" sponsorship program.
Matching Grants - A tool to strengthen fellowship & International GoodwillPrakash Saraswat
If you think that doing a Matching Grant simply as something to get the money, use it and forget to stay in touch with the partner thereafter...
...You’re missing the ‘’purpose’’ –
to strengthen fellowship and build International Goodwill through service
The Cultural Commissioning Programme aims to help arts and cultural organizations better engage with public sector commissioning and increase awareness among public service commissioners of how cultural organizations can help deliver outcomes. It provides resources and toolkits to support cultural commissioning. Next steps include maintaining national influence, securing recognition for practical work, and enabling local organizations to strengthen their work through national recognition.
More presentations from the NCVO Annual conference:
http://www.ncvo-vol.org.uk/networking-discussions/blogs/20591
Carrie Deacon, Improvement and Innovation Consultant, NCVO
Alice Casey, Neighbourhood Challenge Programme Manager, NESTA
How can your organisation lead meaningful change in your neighbourhood? In this interactive workshop you will go beyond the theory. Hear practical examples from community organisations that have successfully unlocked potential in their communities to solve their own challenges.
Share which approaches to supporting community led action would work best in your area and how we can make local changes to achieve impact and then build on the existing strengths of our communities. You will come away with simple methods and ideas that will help you innovate in your work.
Are we Support Providers or Community Organisations? Kate Fulton nov 16Kate Fulton
A workshop I held in New Zealand in November 16 - hosted by Manawanui with Avivo.
A topic that I'm keen to explore further - are Support Providers simple suppliers or organisations supporting Community?
World Vision is a Christian relief and development organization dedicated to helping children and their communities worldwide reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty. It provides emergency relief, education, health care, economic development, and promotes justice. World Vision employs over 22,500 staff worldwide and is headquartered in the United States, operating in over 90 countries. It is a non-governmental organization founded in 1950 by Robert Pierce and currently led by Kevin Jenkins.
The document discusses fundraising challenges faced by the Indian voluntary sector and provides tips for effective fundraising. It notes that the sector receives approximately 25% of its funds from foreign sources, which has declined. While the need for fundraising remains as critical issues like poverty and disease must be addressed, the economic environment has become more difficult. The document then provides suggestions across five main categories to diversify fundraising sources and promote an organization's work. These include tapping local resources, involving local communities, seeking government support, retaining regular donors, and networking with other organizations.
Microsoft Word February 2009 Funding News Volume 1Debbie Holmes
The document provides information on several grant-making organizations and trusts, summarizing their funding priorities, eligibility criteria, and application deadlines. The Baily Thomas Charitable Fund supports research and care for those with learning disabilities. The Gannett Foundation funds local projects in the areas where Newsquest operates. The Tesco Charity Trust awards grants between £1000-4000 for projects benefiting children, elderly, and disabled.
CanDo is a 501(c)3 nonprofit founded in 2009 that seeks to expand community volunteers and originate projects to benefit Napa County. The Napa Valley Give!Guide is an annual giving campaign coordinated by CanDo that raises funds for local nonprofits. It began in 2013 with 40 organizations raising $106,000, and by its 5th year included 46 nonprofits that collectively raised $466,000. The Give!Guide utilizes an annual catalog and website to promote eligible nonprofits and allow donors to easily contribute to causes of their choice.
Mkt1019 characteristics of the social entrepreneur 1Tim Curtis
Social entrepreneurship involves using entrepreneurial approaches to create social value through innovative solutions to social problems. Social entrepreneurs are change agents who pursue new opportunities to fulfill their mission of social impact through initiatives like microfinance that provide small loans to the world's poorest people. The rise of social entrepreneurship is driven by trends like declining government involvement, a focus on self-reliance, and changes in funding opportunities for social sectors.
This document discusses social entrepreneurship and the process of developing social enterprises. It begins by providing an overview of Muhammad Yunus and the Grameen Bank as a famous model of social entrepreneurship. It then discusses key concepts like social entrepreneurs addressing social problems not addressed by markets or governments through innovative solutions. The document outlines the process of social entrepreneurship from recognizing opportunities to creating social value, developing concepts, acquiring resources, launching ventures, and achieving goals. It also discusses factors like environment, resources, and individual traits that influence social entrepreneurship. Finally, it explores characteristics of social entrepreneurs and common myths surrounding social entrepreneurship.
The document provides guidance on establishing an NGO in India. It outlines several key steps: 1) defining the issues to be addressed and the mission/vision; 2) establishing a governing body; 3) registering the NGO under the appropriate act such as the Indian Trusts Act, Societies Registration Act, or Companies Act; 4) documenting the trust deed/MoU/bylaws; and 5) fundraising through internal or external sources while ensuring compliance with regulations like the FCRA. The document also classifies NGO types by orientation and emphasizes the importance of partnerships.
CrowdfundSW1 launched a new initiative to help support local charities and community groups by providing them with a platform to promote their projects and increase awareness at Microsoft HQ in London Victoria on 21 March 2012. The aim is to enable funding to reach into the heart of the local community where it is most needed.
This is the first crowd funding platform in the world to focus on fundraising for grassroots charities in a specific locality. The event (organised by CrowdfundSW1, Microsoft and Time & Talents Westminster) will be hosted by Steven D'Souza, internationally renowned speaker and author of the bestselling book Brilliant Networking.
The document advertises for the Teen Grant-making Initiative (TGI), a program of ACCESS that allows high school students to make a difference through grant-making and community service. TGI students learn about their community, meet others passionate about change, and have opportunities to become leaders. The program involves community service projects, fundraising, and making grants to support local organizations impacting youth. Students gain community service hours, leadership experience, and improved prospects for college. Interested students should contact Rachid Elabed for more information.
Evidencing social action and prevention in KirkleesFiona Weir
This slideshow describes how Kirklees Community Partnerships evidences impact and outcomes, and highlights some of the challenges. It forms part of my work with the New Economics Foundation for the Cabinet Office this year, as part of their Enabling Social Action programme. Kirklees Community Partnerships is part of Kirklees Council and co-funded by Greater Huddersfield Clinical Commissioning Group and North Kirklees Clinical Commissioning Group, to work with community groups and support people to be more independent, preventing the need for statutory services.
The document summarizes the mission, vision, and goals of the Portneuf Action Volunteer Network, which aims to connect volunteers in Pocatello, Idaho with local organizations in need through an online calendar and directory. It outlines the organization's philosophy of making volunteering easier to coordinate to get more community involvement. It also lists potential partner organizations and their volunteer needs, as well as the website's planned features and opportunities to showcase volunteers and organizations.
Fundraising in Chicago: Be blessed by giving!Yosef Meystel
In this presentation you can find a brief guide of different organizations and foundations in Chicago you can support, if you are willing to help others and enjoy the pleasure of giving.
(166) launch of the centre (westminster, march 2011)Citizen Network
Slides from the Centre for Welfare Reform Westminster Launch on 24th March 2011- presentations from Simon Duffy, Pippa Murray, Clare Hyde, Craig Dearden-Phillips and Vidhya Alakeson
NGOs play an important role in rural development by filling gaps left by governments and helping communities through activities like literacy programs, healthcare, marketing local products, and advocacy. They work at the grassroots level on specific issues and projects, but sometimes lack coordination, transparency, and long-term funding. Effective NGOs collaborate with governments and local institutions to advance community interests through community involvement, tailored development programs, and holding stakeholders accountable.
Harmonious volunteer center orientation presentation 2014Irvin Shannon
Sharing success though joint ventures producing economic advantages to under-served communities. "Shoe Drive Campaign to raise one million pair of shoes in each State.
Sowing Opportunity, Harvesting Change: Community Food Projects in ActionJohn Smith
This slideshow provides a brief introduction to community food projects supported by the USDA's Community Food Projects grant program. It highlights several example projects, including a youth-run juice bar program in New York City that promotes nutrition and job skills, and a shared community kitchen in Appalachia that allows small farmers to process foods. The overall goals of the grant program are to address food insecurity, increase community self-reliance around food issues, and take a comprehensive approach. The slideshow is intended to inspire action around local food systems work.
Volunteer programs can be refreshed with 8 new strategies: 1) Team volunteering builds collaboration and accomplishment. Verizon matches teams of 10+ up to $10,000. 2) Skills-based volunteering provides long-term value through expertise in areas like technology and accounting. Deloitte offers 1,200 pro bono projects. 3) Virtual volunteering reaches more volunteers through online opportunities like HP's program training students worldwide.
This document discusses fundraising and resource development for Habitat for Humanity of South Central Minnesota. It outlines the formation of the organization and its affiliates, as well as case studies of families who have received homes. It also describes the roles and responsibilities of the Resource Development Committee, including creating an annual fundraising plan and policies around donor recognition and record keeping. Specific fundraising goals, actions, and metrics are proposed around corporate partnerships, small business outreach, and an "Adopt-a-Home" sponsorship program.
Matching Grants - A tool to strengthen fellowship & International GoodwillPrakash Saraswat
If you think that doing a Matching Grant simply as something to get the money, use it and forget to stay in touch with the partner thereafter...
...You’re missing the ‘’purpose’’ –
to strengthen fellowship and build International Goodwill through service
The Cultural Commissioning Programme aims to help arts and cultural organizations better engage with public sector commissioning and increase awareness among public service commissioners of how cultural organizations can help deliver outcomes. It provides resources and toolkits to support cultural commissioning. Next steps include maintaining national influence, securing recognition for practical work, and enabling local organizations to strengthen their work through national recognition.
More presentations from the NCVO Annual conference:
http://www.ncvo-vol.org.uk/networking-discussions/blogs/20591
Carrie Deacon, Improvement and Innovation Consultant, NCVO
Alice Casey, Neighbourhood Challenge Programme Manager, NESTA
How can your organisation lead meaningful change in your neighbourhood? In this interactive workshop you will go beyond the theory. Hear practical examples from community organisations that have successfully unlocked potential in their communities to solve their own challenges.
Share which approaches to supporting community led action would work best in your area and how we can make local changes to achieve impact and then build on the existing strengths of our communities. You will come away with simple methods and ideas that will help you innovate in your work.
Are we Support Providers or Community Organisations? Kate Fulton nov 16Kate Fulton
A workshop I held in New Zealand in November 16 - hosted by Manawanui with Avivo.
A topic that I'm keen to explore further - are Support Providers simple suppliers or organisations supporting Community?
World Vision is a Christian relief and development organization dedicated to helping children and their communities worldwide reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty. It provides emergency relief, education, health care, economic development, and promotes justice. World Vision employs over 22,500 staff worldwide and is headquartered in the United States, operating in over 90 countries. It is a non-governmental organization founded in 1950 by Robert Pierce and currently led by Kevin Jenkins.
The document discusses fundraising challenges faced by the Indian voluntary sector and provides tips for effective fundraising. It notes that the sector receives approximately 25% of its funds from foreign sources, which has declined. While the need for fundraising remains as critical issues like poverty and disease must be addressed, the economic environment has become more difficult. The document then provides suggestions across five main categories to diversify fundraising sources and promote an organization's work. These include tapping local resources, involving local communities, seeking government support, retaining regular donors, and networking with other organizations.
Microsoft Word February 2009 Funding News Volume 1Debbie Holmes
The document provides information on several grant-making organizations and trusts, summarizing their funding priorities, eligibility criteria, and application deadlines. The Baily Thomas Charitable Fund supports research and care for those with learning disabilities. The Gannett Foundation funds local projects in the areas where Newsquest operates. The Tesco Charity Trust awards grants between £1000-4000 for projects benefiting children, elderly, and disabled.
CanDo is a 501(c)3 nonprofit founded in 2009 that seeks to expand community volunteers and originate projects to benefit Napa County. The Napa Valley Give!Guide is an annual giving campaign coordinated by CanDo that raises funds for local nonprofits. It began in 2013 with 40 organizations raising $106,000, and by its 5th year included 46 nonprofits that collectively raised $466,000. The Give!Guide utilizes an annual catalog and website to promote eligible nonprofits and allow donors to easily contribute to causes of their choice.
Mkt1019 characteristics of the social entrepreneur 1Tim Curtis
Social entrepreneurship involves using entrepreneurial approaches to create social value through innovative solutions to social problems. Social entrepreneurs are change agents who pursue new opportunities to fulfill their mission of social impact through initiatives like microfinance that provide small loans to the world's poorest people. The rise of social entrepreneurship is driven by trends like declining government involvement, a focus on self-reliance, and changes in funding opportunities for social sectors.
This document discusses social entrepreneurship and the process of developing social enterprises. It begins by providing an overview of Muhammad Yunus and the Grameen Bank as a famous model of social entrepreneurship. It then discusses key concepts like social entrepreneurs addressing social problems not addressed by markets or governments through innovative solutions. The document outlines the process of social entrepreneurship from recognizing opportunities to creating social value, developing concepts, acquiring resources, launching ventures, and achieving goals. It also discusses factors like environment, resources, and individual traits that influence social entrepreneurship. Finally, it explores characteristics of social entrepreneurs and common myths surrounding social entrepreneurship.
The document provides guidance on establishing an NGO in India. It outlines several key steps: 1) defining the issues to be addressed and the mission/vision; 2) establishing a governing body; 3) registering the NGO under the appropriate act such as the Indian Trusts Act, Societies Registration Act, or Companies Act; 4) documenting the trust deed/MoU/bylaws; and 5) fundraising through internal or external sources while ensuring compliance with regulations like the FCRA. The document also classifies NGO types by orientation and emphasizes the importance of partnerships.
CrowdfundSW1 launched a new initiative to help support local charities and community groups by providing them with a platform to promote their projects and increase awareness at Microsoft HQ in London Victoria on 21 March 2012. The aim is to enable funding to reach into the heart of the local community where it is most needed.
This is the first crowd funding platform in the world to focus on fundraising for grassroots charities in a specific locality. The event (organised by CrowdfundSW1, Microsoft and Time & Talents Westminster) will be hosted by Steven D'Souza, internationally renowned speaker and author of the bestselling book Brilliant Networking.
The document advertises for the Teen Grant-making Initiative (TGI), a program of ACCESS that allows high school students to make a difference through grant-making and community service. TGI students learn about their community, meet others passionate about change, and have opportunities to become leaders. The program involves community service projects, fundraising, and making grants to support local organizations impacting youth. Students gain community service hours, leadership experience, and improved prospects for college. Interested students should contact Rachid Elabed for more information.
Evidencing social action and prevention in KirkleesFiona Weir
This slideshow describes how Kirklees Community Partnerships evidences impact and outcomes, and highlights some of the challenges. It forms part of my work with the New Economics Foundation for the Cabinet Office this year, as part of their Enabling Social Action programme. Kirklees Community Partnerships is part of Kirklees Council and co-funded by Greater Huddersfield Clinical Commissioning Group and North Kirklees Clinical Commissioning Group, to work with community groups and support people to be more independent, preventing the need for statutory services.
The document summarizes the mission, vision, and goals of the Portneuf Action Volunteer Network, which aims to connect volunteers in Pocatello, Idaho with local organizations in need through an online calendar and directory. It outlines the organization's philosophy of making volunteering easier to coordinate to get more community involvement. It also lists potential partner organizations and their volunteer needs, as well as the website's planned features and opportunities to showcase volunteers and organizations.
Fundraising in Chicago: Be blessed by giving!Yosef Meystel
In this presentation you can find a brief guide of different organizations and foundations in Chicago you can support, if you are willing to help others and enjoy the pleasure of giving.
(166) launch of the centre (westminster, march 2011)Citizen Network
Slides from the Centre for Welfare Reform Westminster Launch on 24th March 2011- presentations from Simon Duffy, Pippa Murray, Clare Hyde, Craig Dearden-Phillips and Vidhya Alakeson
NGOs play an important role in rural development by filling gaps left by governments and helping communities through activities like literacy programs, healthcare, marketing local products, and advocacy. They work at the grassroots level on specific issues and projects, but sometimes lack coordination, transparency, and long-term funding. Effective NGOs collaborate with governments and local institutions to advance community interests through community involvement, tailored development programs, and holding stakeholders accountable.
Harmonious volunteer center orientation presentation 2014Irvin Shannon
Sharing success though joint ventures producing economic advantages to under-served communities. "Shoe Drive Campaign to raise one million pair of shoes in each State.
Sowing Opportunity, Harvesting Change: Community Food Projects in ActionJohn Smith
This slideshow provides a brief introduction to community food projects supported by the USDA's Community Food Projects grant program. It highlights several example projects, including a youth-run juice bar program in New York City that promotes nutrition and job skills, and a shared community kitchen in Appalachia that allows small farmers to process foods. The overall goals of the grant program are to address food insecurity, increase community self-reliance around food issues, and take a comprehensive approach. The slideshow is intended to inspire action around local food systems work.
Community volunteering – grassroots activism or parochialism? - Richard UsherSWF
Community volunteering provides grassroots support for local communities and organizations. It often involves volunteering at a community center to improve the local area. Maintaining motivation of volunteers and accessing training can help volunteering efforts succeed. Case studies show that sourcing funding, utilizing assets, working with partners, and engaging new groups like youth can help community organizations thrive and demonstrate their value to the local community. Community volunteering is an important part of localism and provides a foundation for initiatives while depending on ongoing grant funding.
The document discusses strategies for engaging outsiders and turning them into insiders, focusing on participation, financial resources, and branding. It provides examples of how organizations like Habitat for Humanity, Share Our Strength, and Family Service Association have successfully implemented strategies like creating meaningful participation opportunities, storytelling to cultivate individual donors, and developing an impactful brand that increases support and program reach. The key is providing various ways for people to engage at different levels and telling compelling stories to connect with supporters.
BlogWell Cincinnati Social Media Case Study: Tyson Foods presented by Ed Nich...SocialMedia.org
In his BlogWell Cincinnati case study presentation, "Social Media Engagement for Cause Branding and Community Building," Tyson Foods' Director of Community & Public Relations, Ed Nicholson, shares how they're building community around the issue of hunger.
Ed explains how they're getting employees involved, how they're connecting influencers, and how social media is helping them show the public they're in it for the long haul.
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The document discusses Tyson Foods' social media strategy for engaging with the hunger relief community and raising awareness of hunger issues. The goals are to establish Tyson as a thought leader in hunger relief, engage employees in the cause, and utilize communications tools to build an online community around hunger. Over time, Tyson's approach evolved from being brand-centric to being more collaborative and outwardly focused by engaging the existing hunger relief organizations and individuals through social media platforms and telling their stories. The key is developing genuine relationships and contributing to the community in order to raise awareness of hunger issues.
Kelvin HillCOMS-201, Individual Project 4Instructor Steve Rya.docxDIPESH30
Kelvin Hill
COMS-201, Individual Project 4
Instructor: Steve Ryan
05/04/2015
How to set up a festival booth
Setting a beautiful festival booth will go a long way in ensuring that many people will come to your booth. In our case it is a booth for a car washing fundraiser for Catholic Charities to raise money to help the needy in the community.
Creating a good festival booth will require some aspects when buying the equipment and at the actual set up of the festival booth.
If you get the right equipment and using it well will make your craft stand out from the rest and attract more people. Below are some tips on how to make you create an outstanding festival booth.
Right equipment
Right equipment is the first thing you get for the booth. You will need a tent that will fit the purpose of the booth. Get table which are light transportable and tall enough. You need to place you products in in a place where they are visible and accessible to the customers. Give yourself enough space to sit and move around when talking to the people.
Creating a Great Display
In our case it is a booth for a car washing fundraiser for Catholic Charities to raise money to help the needy in the community. You need to design it in a way that will communicate the message to the people. This will attract many people as opposed to a plain booth which has no plan. Choose fabrics and materials which will attract the attention of the customers. The more appealing it is, the more people will come to your booth.
If you follow the steps wisely, you will have a great festival booth.
*Explain the Behaviors and Attitudes of a Trustworthy Leader. Need at least 250 words.
*Assertiveness refers to being forthright in expressing demands, opinions, feelings, and attitudes. Explain the Assertiveness Scale of a Leadership. Need at least 250 words.
*Explain Personal Resiliency in Leadership. Need at least 250 words.
TITLE: PROGRESS REPORT ON RAISING MONEY TO HELP THE NEEDY
Name of the supervisor: Catholic Charities
Name of the presenter: Kelvin Hill
Date: 28th April, 2015
Introduction
It gives me a lot of pleasure to pass the greetings of the planning members involved in this worthy project, it is with your undying effort and moral support that this project has reached this level by now.
Overview of the events
1. Operation success
· The planning team has managed to raise $ 50000 through washing of cars for the people in various cities.
· The team has received positive responds from the general public.
2. New festival activity
· This festival will be used to encourage the believers on the importance of helping the needy in the society.
· It will be held on 4th may, 2015.
· The venue will be New Saint’s Cathedral hall.
· The invited guests are the state bishop who will be in charge of the activity, politicians among them the Illinois senator.
3. Challenges
Up to this far the planning team has encountered the following challenges.
a. Hostile treatment and reception from some ca ...
The foundation aims to inspire, amplify, and support good in the world through its initiatives and investments. It focuses on girls' education, ocean conservation, and social entrepreneurship. The foundation funds small to mid-sized organizations that are well-run and have potential for growth and impact in these areas. It seeks to spotlight stories of good and enable more people to take positive actions that create lasting change.
Climate change - it's everyone's business, make it yourswalescva
Renew Wales aims to support 200 community groups across Wales to take action on climate change through developing their capacity and capabilities. In the first year, Renew Wales engaged over 100 community groups and provided support to half of these groups to develop action plans and projects around energy efficiency, food growing, renewable energy, waste reduction, and raising climate change awareness. Going forward, Renew Wales hopes to engage with and support 150 community groups over the next year as it works to continue empowering local communities to address climate change through grassroots action.
This document provides tips and examples for Vincentians on collaborating to help eliminate poverty in their communities. Some of the key tips include knowing your strengths and weaknesses to collaborate in areas where others have more experience, building on existing partnerships, and starting collaboration efforts locally within parishes and neighboring conferences. Examples described a youth group that formed an ecumenical partnership and national advocacy efforts led by Vincentian leaders co-signing letters. Guidelines note the Vincentian board must speak for the Society and efforts cannot support policies counter to Church teaching. Reflection questions discuss whether collaboration allows accomplishing more and the goals of collaboration beyond just serving more people.
The document summarizes the history and activities of Holy Trinity Partnership Centre over the past 25 years. It started as a church building in Newark that became too small, so a large marquee was used to hold events. In 2004-2005, plans were made to transform the space into a multi-functional community and partnership center, which opened in October 2005. The center now hosts various community groups and events on a regular basis. It discusses the next stage of evolution called the "Neighbourhood Challenge" to further involve the community.
The Namaste Foundation supported over 25 nonprofits in 2015 with $330,000 in gifts. The organizations focused on projects like teaching mindfulness, filming permaculture documentaries, and building collaboration tools. The Foundation's team grew and this report provides more details on the nonprofits supported, including Inspiring Stories in New Zealand, Enspiral, Friends of the Earth, and several others working on environmental, social justice, and community issues.
Understand the purpose and impact of social action (2)carriehelie
The document discusses Just Around the Corner, a registered charity in Woodley and surrounding areas that works with youth through outreach, schools, and existing youth clubs. Their mission is to give hope to young people by demonstrating love,
Understand the purpose and impact of social action (2)JoshGmanMcLean
Just Around the Corner is a registered charity that works with youth in Woodley and surrounding areas through outreach, schools, and existing youth clubs. Their mission is to give hope to young people by demonstrating love, acceptance,
The document discusses Just Around the Corner, a registered charity in Woodley and surrounding areas that works with youth through outreach, schools, and existing youth clubs. Their mission is to give hope to young people by demonstrating love,
The document outlines a fundraising network system proposed by the Ideal Families Promotive Association (IFPA) to address financial stability issues and achieve their goals. The system involves 3 stages: 1) Structuring a network by finding supporters of their ideals, 2) Finding long-term sponsors through the network, 3) Expanding membership. It describes building the network through repeated outreach and establishing trusting relationships to develop a stable financial foundation for IFPA's work.
The document provides guidance for organizing a Walk for Water event to raise awareness and funds for Water Mission's work to address the global water crisis. It outlines the 4 key steps to planning a successful event: 1) Form a leadership team to divide responsibilities; 2) Set the date, route and fundraising goals; 3) Spread the word through various promotional and recruitment strategies; 4) Host the Walk for Water event to raise funds and awareness. The overall aim is for communities to engage locally to make an impact globally on the lives of the 1.8 billion people without access to safe drinking water.
Public Relations Campaign Book - Habitat for Humanity Orange CountyMeredithHardy2
This is a public relations campaign that focuses on research. This was a project where we collaborated with Habitat for Humanity of Orange County, Indiana, to create a campaign to further their brand identity and awareness within their communities.
Collective giving allows groups of individuals to pool their money and make grant decisions together. The Washington Women's Foundation was founded in 1993 with the goals of educating women in philanthropy, pooling resources to create a new funding source, developing an innovative grant model, and making large impact grants. Members contribute annually, participate in grant decision making, and have collectively granted over $13 million to nonprofit organizations in the community. Collective giving models like the WWF can be adapted globally to increase local philanthropic impact.
The one-day conference organized by Diversity House aimed to bring together statutory organizations and the third sector to discuss community cohesion in Swale, Kent. Key topics included how to embed community cohesion in major policies, raise awareness of the new "big society" agenda, and empower leaders. Presentations were given on the national perspective on community cohesion and the local context in Swale. Workshops discussed links between community cohesion and regeneration, health inequalities, education, and civic participation. Feedback indicated a need for more community involvement in regeneration projects, measuring civic participation, and stronger community sector partnerships. The conference provided a forum for discussing challenges and opportunities around promoting community cohesion in Swale.
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A Free eBook ~ Valuable LIFE Lessons to Learn ( 5 Sets of Presentations)...OH TEIK BIN
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Why is this So? ~ Do Seek to KNOW (English & Chinese).pptxOH TEIK BIN
A PowerPoint Presentation based on the Dhamma teaching of Kamma-Vipaka (Intentional Actions-Ripening Effects).
A Presentation for developing morality, concentration and wisdom and to spur us to practice the Dhamma diligently.
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The Hope of Salvation - Jude 1:24-25 - MessageCole Hartman
Jude gives us hope at the end of a dark letter. In a dark world like today, we need the light of Christ to shine brighter and brighter. Jude shows us where to fix our focus so we can be filled with God's goodness and glory. Join us to explore this incredible passage.
2 Peter 3: Because some scriptures are hard to understand and some will force them to say things God never intended, Peter warns us to take care.
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A375 Example Taste the taste of the Lord, the taste of the Lord The taste of...franktsao4
It seems that current missionary work requires spending a lot of money, preparing a lot of materials, and traveling to far away places, so that it feels like missionary work. But what was the result they brought back? It's just a lot of photos of activities, fun eating, drinking and some playing games. And then we have to do the same thing next year, never ending. The church once mentioned that a certain missionary would go to the field where she used to work before the end of his life. It seemed that if she had not gone, no one would be willing to go. The reason why these missionary work is so difficult is that no one obeys God’s words, and the Bible is not the main content during missionary work, because in the eyes of those who do not obey God’s words, the Bible is just words and cannot be connected with life, so Reading out God's words is boring because it doesn't have any life experience, so it cannot be connected with human life. I will give a few examples in the hope that this situation can be changed. A375