Complete assignments that build on one another, starting with a
1. problem statement,
2. conducting a situational analysis, and
3. proposing a nonprofit concept.
Description of the social problem *Include data on the impact of the problem *Introduction to your proposed nonprofit *Name of Organization *Mission Statement *Goals and Objectives *Target population/problem/policies *Include demographic information and/or as much details about your target group
*With your new organization, what does success look like?
*Summary of strategies *Overall approach. Sometimes this is called a theory of change. *
Think of this section as the narrative of your logic model *Attention to diverse cultural contexts *Justification for overall approach:
Has this been done before in other communities, states, countries?
Is there evidence to support your approach? *Description of theories that support your approach. Summary of SWOT analysis
Why is your non-profit the right fit for responding to the social problem? *Conclude this section with selling your audience on why now is the right time to move forward with this organization *Implementation Considerations
*Organizational structure *Staffing patterns *Collaborations *Physical/virtual space *Prospective funding sources *
Description about the funding context: *Is the social problem a high priority politically, socially, economically? *
Is the social problem regarded as important by general society? *For example, childhood illness is typically more accepted as an urgent problem than adults who are addicted to substances. *Discuss any funding ideas or opportunities
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