Oblivion Research Paper

To support our mission, donors gave over $1,000,000 this past year. We celebrated our first joint fundraising golf tournament with the Meals on Wheels programs of Chapel Hill/Carrboro and Durham in October 2014. This was a great opportunity to raise awareness in the Triangle for our three programs that collectively feed over 2,000 seniors every week day. An unfortunate blast of winter weather caused us to cancel our Fat Tuesday Gala, but we were able to turn the auction into a successful online event and we raised funds to purchase over 18,000 meals. Our Fat Tuesday Gala will return with even more exciting plans next year on February

The widespread feeling today is that there are more troubled teenagers than it was in the past, the increase of gangs, drugs, and guns will continue to be a social problem. Youth gangs are increasingly becoming a minority problem, and this trend is likely to increase in years to come, the drugs choices of juvenile may change in the future but that don’t mean it will be less of a problem than it is now, their choice of drugs today is cocaine and methamphetamine. Juveniles will continue to drink alcohol, and there is no reason to believe that the use of alcohol will be less of a problem than at present.

In the United States, there is a continuing debate about how success should be measured. Many parameters can be used to evaluate program effectiveness. Since this program is based on how and if the youth applies the skills that were taught, if the youth enters post-secondary education and whether the youth is gainfully employed these parameters are very concrete. This will be measured by 90 day, 180 day and 365 day follow-up. Follow-up will consist of office visits, home visits, mailings and phone calls.

Youth that reside in communities that are deprived socially and economically, have ongoing violence, drugs,

and revised in order for the agency to focus on their objectives. This strategic plans purpose is to streamline the operations and to make the agency profitable in less than one year. In doing so this will enable the agency to provide the best services to its patients and community.

Currently the target base is corporate Americans who are searching for a community event or hobby happening in the local area. For the fundraising, the target base is largely captive and patrons will be supportive from family member to coworkers are representing. Many patrons’ vendors will be willing to serve in any capacity and will be able to provide, however, professional services and resources and have the edge in being relatively supportive and satisfying. No other patrons are particularly expected to be present at these events at the capacity as the favorable sponsors who have a drive to serve, however, if there was the presence of another charitable organization serving the same exact purpose it may actually be beneficial in the same way. As for the psychographic make-up of the target base market, a large number of people attending these events are expected to be medium income families

Stakeholders believe that teens who participate in the program will have the knowledge and skills to go on and live a productive life as a responsible adult, family member, citizen, and member of the community.

I will use many strategies to meet our goal. I will ask major donors to make gifts to our organization. Friendraising activities are essential to any fundraising effort. As people become more involved, they become more committed and their donations will increase as their sense of belonging grows (Weinstein, 2009).

I have extensive experience planning and coordinating events. Currently, I am a Program Committee Chair Member for the African American Alumni Society at the University of San Francisco (USF). As a Chair Member, I am responsible for coordinating special events, most recently, the society 's spring event the Black Alumni Mixer at the San Francisco Press Club. We did not have a theme, but our goal was to encourage alumni to reconnect and to donate at least $10, to the African American USF scholarship fund. The budget for this event was $5,000. This budget included food and the venue to host 50 alumni. My role included finding venues, and sending invitations to alumni. Over 100 alumni attended the Black Alumni Mixer, and we raised over $2,000. Additional duties as Chair include recruiting, engaging and encouraging Alumni to participate in university events as volunteers and attend alumni events.

Our commitment is to educate, enhance, and better the lives of our clients and families.

Oblivion was established as a 501(c)(3) organization in 2012 and was founded on January 20, 2012 by three mastered social workers who wanted at-risk youth to have a place to go to after school instead of the streets. The mission of the organization is to foster a safe, positive environment for children. Oblivion is the county's largest after school program currently serving 30 at-risk youth weekly ages 11 to 16. We are the only afterschool program that teaches life skills, offers tutoring, and physical development. Since our founding we have an 87% satisfactions rate from our participating youth.

we see an organization that is looking to bring about change (and in particular growth). The

This draft term sheet, by Dan Rosen, CEO Dan Rosen & Associates, is for use by Alliance of Angels

When it comes the optimal outcomes for the youth engagement program, the expectations are for participants to have, leadership development, financial literacy, workforce readiness, learn about violence prevention, be drug free, opportunities to build skills, increase knowledge, and foster positive values. Those running the program hope to develop positive, nurturing relationships with youth and challenge them to develop and strive toward

In Canada the percentage of youth has increased only in a year by 3% while the violent crimes among young people increased by 30%. Especially, in metropolitan cities this phenomenon is more common and there are a lot of kids that don’t get to choose to join a street gang, but either that’s where they grow up and experience it from a really young age, or the do it because of their need of approval. Experts have seen that in order to prevent youth crime, it’s necessary to keep the kids and the young generation away from negative social activities and scenes before it’s too late and they get involved to criminal