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2013-2014ÊFundraisingÊPlanÊProposal:ÊGivingÊSpiritÊNightsÊaÊFaceliftÊ

SamÊHoltÊÊÊÊ ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ ÊÊÊÊ Ê ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ5/15/2013Ê

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ProposalÊOverviewÊThisÊproposalÊseeksÊtoÊofferÊaÊsolutionÊtoÊtheÊdecliningÊparticipationÊinÊSpiritÊNights.Ê

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IdentificationÊofÊNeedÊandÊOpportunityÊ PoorÊparticipationÊatÊSpiritÊNights.ÊÊ

LowÊdollarÊamountsÊraisedÊbyÊpartners.Ê LowÊROIÊonÊmanÊhoursÊspentÊonÊevent.Ê SpiritÊNightsÊareÊviewedÊasÊanÊentitlement,ÊnotÊaÊprivilege.Ê

Budget:$2500ÊsplitÊbetweenÊ2ÊstoresÊÊ

SolutionÊ CreateÊaÊnewÊformatÊthatÊfostersÊcompetitionÊandÊenforcesÊparticipationÊwhileÊusingÊlessÊmanÊhours.Ê

4ÊschoolsÊperÊstoreÊperÊsemesterÊcompeteÊtoÊhaveÊtheÊhighestÊfundraisingÊamounts.ÊToÊkeepÊschoolsÊmotivated,ÊtheÊschoolsÊthatÊdon�tÊmeetÊtheÊeligibilityÊrequirementsÊwillÊbeÊreplacedÊbyÊaÊmoreÊappropriateÊschool.ÊBudget:Ê

StoreÊ1ÊPrizeÊMoneyÊ $1100Ê

StoreÊ2ÊPrizeÊMoneyÊ $1100Ê

Man-hoursÊ $300Ê(30ÊhoursÊXÊ$10/hour)Ê

TotalÊ $2500Ê

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ProgramÊSpecificsÊ 4ÊcompetingÊschoolsÊperÊsemesterÊperÊstoreÊ 1ÊSpiritÊNightÊperÊmonthÊperÊschoolÊ 15%ÊofÊtheirÊreceiptsÊawardedÊduringÊ3-8pmÊ CompetitionÊscorecardsÊupdatedÊweeklyÊatÊschoolsÊ EndÊofÊsemesterÊprizesÊawardedÊbasedÊonÊstudentÊcheckÊaverageÊ EndÊofÊsemesterÊprizesÊÊawardedÊ(onÊtopÊofÊchecksÊalreadyÊreceived):Ê

1st-$500Ê 2nd-$300Ê 3rd-$200Ê 4th-$100Ê

SchoolÊeligibilityÊtoÊremainÊinÊprogramÊrequiresÊschoolsÊmeetÊminimumÊcheckÊaverageÊrequirementÊofÊ$10ÊeachÊSpiritÊNight.Ê

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SummaryÊIfÊthisÊproposalÊisÊexecuted,ÊSpiritÊNightsÊwillÊraiseÊmoreÊmoneyÊandÊseeÊincreasedÊparticipationÊwhileÊdecreasingÊman-hoursÊrequiredÊmanagingÊthem.Ê

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