Helping Hands Ministries: Case Study

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Your position in the organization:
I am the Director and founder of this non-profit organization called Helping Hands’ Ministries.

Your personal/professional goals in regard to the organization:
My professional goals for this organization is to have at least one branch in each state. I want this agency to grow in order for it to help reach kids and adolescents who are in need and support. I want to make sure that if there is a possibility of reaching a child, I want it to be done.
My personal goals would be that as long as I reach at least one kid with my organization that is all that matters to me. If I can change my person’s outlook on life that would make all the work I have done mean something.

Your objectives in regard to the organization:
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We want to make sure that any child or teenager that enters into our doors feels the love and compassionate. That each person feels like they have a home away from home where they can be themselves and talk freely to someone who will care and understand them.

Goals of the organization:
The goals of this organization is to ensure that each child has the access to help whether it be with school, applying for college, financial aid, or just some who can listen to the kids. This organization’s foundation is just to make sure that each child has the resources available to them to make sure they can do the best they can in life.

Objectives of the organization:
Organizational Characteristics

What are the characteristics that demonstrate your organization’s ability to fulfill its mission? Reflect on those characteristics, such as leadership, staff, expertise, assets, and financial resources that your organization possesses. List these characteristics in order of importance and discuss their relevance to achieving the organization’s
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Make this decision in consultation with people from your organization. This is the idea that you will use as the basis for your need statement in Chapter 2 and for your proposal for the course.
Out of all three of my project ideas, I would really love to see the funding come in for the juniors and seniors to go on college tours. You learn so much when you go on college tours. You meet people that can help you when you need help with applications, or financial aid, or classes. College tours are a great opportunity for young adults to see that there is a reason for getting a degree. Not only have a degree, but to have the college experienced. You learn so much while you’re in school that you will keep in your mind for the rest of your life. So if I can give a young adult that opportunity and show them that there is more out there then their hometowns and local jobs, it would be worth

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