U.S. funeral directors are using ceremonial practices to mark death. This is causing a growing number of Americans to feel unserved. This plan details how the Evergreen Life memorial Center (the Center), intends to establish and rule a new category as a funeral provider in AnyCounty. It also details how the financing it acquires will be used toward this end.
The Center will be established as an LLC within the Anytown metropolitan region. Stan Peters, a veteran funeral director and embalmer, will hold the center’s sole ownership.
The Evergreen Memorial Center will give Anytown and its surrounding communities a way to honor the death of any individual and to provide support for those who are grieving. It will feature a reception space for social gatherings that can be held after the funeral. This will promote human connection and uplifting remembering. This is the way that the Baby Boomers are choosing to age. This facility will also serve as the foundation of the Center’s strategy of community involvement. It will help to quickly develop the Center’s reputation to attract business and benefit the charities it supports. Digitized photos will be used for the reception as well as on our website to extend the celebration of the individual’s life beyond the funeral.
Based on national average prices, the Center can reach its $768,213 market share in just four years. Current prices put the Center at $841,412. A funeral home’s average gross margin is 62.5 per cent. The Center expects to make an annual profit of about $194,000 from the funding request of $225,000 in the fourth year. There will be further increases due to inflation.
The Evergreen Life Memorial Center will enable those who have lost a loved one to death to, for the first time ever in this era, be accepted into the community of living. A new center will be established for community involvement. It will also be possible for the first-ever time that the Boomer generation can leave the way it was.
1.1 Objectives
The Evergreen Life Memorial Center provides celebration of an individual’s life and social support to bring closure and move ahead with living. By Year 4, the Center will be a place where prominent Baby Boomers can celebrate their lives.
This is possible because the Center will build facilities that bring together families and communities to celebrate the lives of the deceased and to renew social support.
You can find digital photos and films from the funeral home and online.
Stan Peters will be involved in a variety of non-profit organizations that will have these facilities free of charge. This will:
- Establish positive associations and tie the Center into your community.
- Establish a strong reputation for the Center by hosting community events that the media will want to publish.
- Do your best to serve the owner’s desire to help others and improve the neighborhood.
Stan Peters is willing to serve as a leader in the creation of a local chapter, a nonprofit that supports children with life-threatening disease such as Make-A-Wish Foundation.
The Center will offer a guide to funeral planning for estate lawyers to provide to their clients.
The campaign will help to make this new category of funeral providers the first on people’s minds. Evergreen Life Memorial Center, “People remembering people.”
1.2 Mission
Evergreen’s Life Memorial Center’s mission aims to unite people to honor the end of life, and then to allow them to continue to live. The Center will be home to facilities that bring people together from all walks of life, in order for them to remember their loved ones and build support networks. The Center will focus nonprofit efforts to make the community more pleasant.
1.3 Keys to Success
Since 71% of people choose a funeral house based on their reputation, the key is to quickly build a reputation for this category as the welcoming place for the Baby Boomers.
Celebrate their life after they have passed.
Its reception areas will be the Center’s core. These facilities will foster positive interactions with people after the funeral, and will also be available for non-profit organizations. This will make the Center more positive, make it more visible, make it more accessible, and make it a place for the living.
The reception room and website will feature digital photos and films of the persons whose lives are being celebrated. The Center’s web presence will allow people to participate in the celebrations of life after the reception and funeral are over.
The Center is the ideal place to commemorate the lives of those who are prominent in the community by providing the best selection of caskets. This will increase our visibility and help us to be known.
