Week 1 - Fund Raising Project Selection

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RUNNING HEADER: FUND RAISING PROJECT SELECTION 1

Fund Raising Project Selection

CPMGT/305

08/19/2018

Instructor: Pamela Hill

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Fund Raising Project Selection

Researching and grading each of the proposal I have ranked them from most valuable to

least desirable for this week’s assingment project.

Project proposal 2: Singing for Smiles

This concept is an important one due to the fact there isn't always a whole lot of interest

in cleft lip surgical treatment. It simply charges $250 for a surgical procedure which could alter

an infant’s life. The cleft lip is disfiguring and kids with this problem can also have trouble

swallowing and ingesting food. This inspiration complies with all the necessities for the needs

and will rank very high within the need requirements as well. I rated this idea at a 9 and this will

be my decision for most valuable.

Project proposal 1: Hoops for Hope

This idea appears to have all the right tasks set up. The incomes potential appears

marginal and the resume probable to be low also, but I feel it ranks excessive for the amusement

factor, extended awareness for charity and news worth. Downs Syndrome is truly an amazing

charity and will pull in the attention of the community tv. I rated this idea as a 7 overall.

Project proposal 6: Build your own box

This proposal has all the needs for the requirements but does not appear to be resume

worthy and I’m not positive on how much fun it might be to live in a small box for the night.

This idea will boost realization to the movement of homelessness and improve consideration of

the news media so in that regards I ranked this one a 6.

Project proposal 4: Raffle for life

I felt that the lowest producing money volume for this concept will no longer top $500

and no growth in knowledge for its team contributors. This does follow college guidelines

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however isn't resume worthy and has low ability for being able to raise awareness, so I ranked

this a 3.

Project proposal 5: Hold’em for hunger

I don’t think that gambling complies with college regulations and has too much

“giveaways” for incomes ability. It simply only has one of the requirements and simply ranks

high for the fun factor. This idea rates a 2.

Project proposal 3: Halo for Heroes

The lowest ranking idea for me is this one. Even though it does comply with college

guidelines and timeline for accomplishment, it ranked bottom for the whole chart except 1which

was for fun, but it would only apply to the people who were playing. The media does not want to

cover game enthusiasts playing and the overall incomes ability will cover the minimal grossing

capacity, so with that understanding I ranked this ideal as a 1.

Conclusion

In this ordered are the options of which project proposal would be ideal and which would

not with an explanation on how I came to these conclusions.

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References

Gray, C. and Larson, E. (2018). Project Management: The Managerial Process. New York, NY:

McGraw-Hill Education. Chapter 2. (pg 24-63)

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