Donation Plan

DONATION PLAN
Submitted by:
Batisla-on, Marriel
Sambrona, Shane
Lumanog, Paula
Macairan, Desiree
Submitted to:
Dr. Ariadne Cordero

Who are we donating to?
National Women for Tomorrow Foundation
Why do we want to help them?
We want to help the National Women for Tomorrow Foundation, Inc. Because
this foundation provides assistance to women with low-income. The NWTF needs our
support because through different kinds of donation, we can contribute in helping
women develop their skills in which they can use to generate extra income for the
family or a capital for their desired business. We want NWTF’s projects to cater more
individuals can be of service to those who are in need of financial assistance. This
foundation encourages individuals to engage in business which can improve their lives
and it would also serve as their support group.
What type of donation have we chosen?
Goods:
Dungganon Centers (3 Centers)
Type Qty Canvassed Price Estimated Amount
Plastic Tables 3 pieces 400 1200
Plastic Chairs 9 pieces 160 1440
Estimated subtotal 2640

NWTF CLIENTS (Dungganon)
Type Qty Canvassed Price Estimated Amount
Clothing 30 pairs 80 2400
Slippers 30 pairs 30 900
Grocery package 30 packs 140 4200
School Supplies package 30 packs 60 1800
Estimated subtotal 9300
Estimated total 11940
Services:
Type How Often
Entrepreneurial Talk/Seminars Semi-annually
Software workshop (eg. Online apps, social media apps) Quarterly
Tutorial Services (Clients' children) Quarterly
Fundraising Activities Annually
Participation in NWTF's Environmental Mission:
Tree/Mangrove planting Depends on NTWF
Medical mission annual calendar
Coastal & Strees clean-up drive of activities

What steps will we take?
1. Define cause
2. Set a fundraising goal
3. Create foundation event's budget
4. Pinpoint a target audience
5. Find a venue
6. Build an event committee
7. Create an event promotion strategy
8. Establish a theme for the event
9. Decide how to accept donations
10. Lean on a greater community
When will we take each step?

- we can take each step after one another, because event planning comes with a lot of
work, and leaving the assignment to only 2-3 people can become troublesome for
staff, volunteers and the organization. Working together helps clarify what work needs
to be done and who needs to accomplish it. While shortening the amount of time
needed.
Who is responsible for each task on the list?

- the fundraising manager. He or she is responsible for overseeing all the fundraising
functions, including managing the budget, managing staff or volunteers, organizing
events, developing donors, etc.
Are there any tasks that can be done at the same time?
- there is no task that can be done at the same time. Because doing more than one task
at a time, especially more than one complex task, takes a toll on productivity.
Are there any tasks for which we will need adult help or supervision?
- yes, supervision has a key role to play in preventing problems. Typical supervisory
functions include planning and allocating work, making decisions, and ensuring
workforce involvement.
What other questions do we need to answer before you can implement your plan?
- the mission and vision statement and the SMART Goals
Who will help you?
These are the foundation and organization that will help us:
Water. Org an American non-profit developmental aid organization that envisions the
day when everyone has access to safe water and the dignity of a toilet. Water. Org
supports the organizational activities related to health & sanitation including
orientation programs, WASH educational programs, training of local masons, water
service provider partnerships, and other relevant activities.
Whole Planet Foundation (WPF) converted their funding for the NWTF branches in
Ormoc, Kananga and Naval from a zero-interest loan to an outright grant, allowing
them more flexibility in how they could assist clients recover from the disaster. WPF
also gave additional funding so they could open new branches in the badly hit areas.
Kiva also supported their Reconstruction Loans and Bridge Loans through their
Disaster Recovery Funding.
Coca-Cola Foundation and TESDA aims to economically empower the women

beneficiaries by providing them the necessary knowledge, skills and attitude that will
transform them into better and successful entrepreneurs. In particular, it aims to
capacitate the women beneficiaries to overcome barriers to business success, and
enable them to tap resources to grow their business, such as accessing additional
capital and connecting to business or peer networks.

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DONATION PLAN

Dr. Ariadne Cordero

National Women for Tomorrow Foundation

Why do we want to help them?

What type of donation have we chosen?

Dungganon Centers (3 Centers)

Type Qty Canvassed Price Estimated Amount

Plastic Tables 3 pieces 400 1200

Plastic Chairs 9 pieces 160 1440

Estimated subtotal 2640

Type Qty Canvassed Price Estimated Amount

Clothing 30 pairs 80 2400

Slippers 30 pairs 30 900

Grocery package 30 packs 140 4200

School Supplies package 30 packs 60 1800

Estimated subtotal 9300

Estimated total 11940

Type How Often

Entrepreneurial Talk/Seminars Semi-annually

Software workshop (eg. Online apps, social media apps) Quarterly

Tutorial Services (Clients' children) Quarterly

Fundraising Activities Annually

Participation in NWTF's Environmental Mission:

Tree/Mangrove planting Depends on NTWF

Medical mission annual calendar

Coastal & Strees clean-up drive of activities

When will we take each step?

Who is responsible for each task on the list?

Who will help you?

Coca-Cola Foundation and TESDA aims to economically empower the women

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