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Youth Sports Nonprofit Business Plan

March 3, 2023 By JamesCall Leave a Comment


Youth Sports Nonprofit Business Plan


A recent report by the State University entitled Richmond’s Youth Sport Assessment found that 25 percent of Richmond Metro youth participated last year in organized sport, as compared to 85-90 percent in suburbs. The Richmond Metro area currently has 40,000 children aged 6-14 years. Contrary the metro area, there are many options for youth sports in the suburbs. These include strong financial support and a wide variety. For urban girls especially, this late start to organized sports prevents them from being able to participate in physical activity, coaching, be part of a team and learn skills. It also means that they are not able to spend much time on ‘negative recreation’ (drugs violence or other sexual activities).

Studies have also shown that sports and recreation programs are able to help youth develop healthy, long-lasting, active lifestyles. According to the President&#8217s Council on Physical Fitness (PCPF), regular exercise can prevent serious illnesses; lower anxiety and depression; control weight and obesity; build and maintain healthy bones.

All children must have an opportunity to start education and sport without discrimination – regardless of race, gender or income. In response to this significant disparity, YouthSports will be created to provide the sports program necessary for Richmond children to have equal opportunity for organized sports.

Thanks to a three-year matching grant from The John Ford Stevenson Foundation (JFSF), YouthSports and several corporate partners plan to utilize organized sports and physical activity programs to promote healthy development in youth.

JFSF is the largest philanthropy in America devoted to health and care. It is based in San Francisco. Its grantmaking is focused on three goals: to ensure that all Americans have access at affordable cost to basic health care; to improve care for those with chronic illnesses; and to reduce the economic, personal and social harm that substance abuse, including tobacco, alcohol and illicit drugs, causes.

Sport registration will be hosted by schools and health care centres. JFSF’s renewable matching grant, which is subject to a competitive review, is based on the assumption that local funding sources can best understand the needs of their local communities. The project will be funded with substantial matching contributions from local partners.

Collaboration partners include:

  • BlueCross/BlueShield.
  • Mayor Linda Hargrove and City of Richmond
  • Parks & Recreation Department.
  • Richmond Unified School District.
  • Templex Corporation.
  • A.I. Kaufman and Sons.
  • PriceRight Supermarkets.
  • Avion Computers.
  • The Richmond Mall
  • Richmond Bank.
  • Rider Corporation

YouthSports has a strong base of support and can raise additional funds via program sponsors or fundraising campaigns.

1.1 Objectives

  • To increase youth participation in recreation and sports programs in the Richmond Metro Area.
  • To increase youth access and healthy development.

1.2 Mission

YouthSports’ mission is to develop a youth sports program in the Richmond Metro Area that will increase both participation and healthy development for the area’s youth.

Success Keys 1.3

  • The school system can be used to promote the sport program and recruit coaches.
  • Reduce costs associated with maintenance of the field and facilities by using the school or city park system.
  • Supporting the City Council in providing scholarship funds for those youth who are financially disadvantaged and want to engage in sport.
  • More corporate support is needed for the sport program.
  • Maintaining a high rate of approval from the area’s parents and youth.


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Nonprofit Youth Services Business Plan

March 3, 2023 By JamesCall Leave a Comment


Nonprofit Youth Services Business Plan


In Brief

Solution

Unite for Youth, a non-profit agency that provides mentoring programs for middle school and high school students in the Greater Claremont region, is called a nonprofit agency. Unite for Youth aims to instill hope and encourage positive social interactions among young people.

In Brief

Unite for Youth is an agency that offers mentoring programs for middle- and high-school youth in the Greater Claremont. This program will work in partnership with local schools and the juvenile justice system. Unite for Youth’s goal is to foster a commitment to young people that will promote pro-social friendships, strong interpersonal skills, and reassert a sense of hope in the future. It is only through building relationships with youth that a sense can of individual responsibility can be reestablished. Youth will feel pride in their accomplishments and have the motivation to continue on the path to adulthood.

Through repeated failures in the classroom and the development of destructive habits, at-risk young people have lost faith in the possibilities that await them if they are successful in putting their lives together. Young people need to be in an inclusive, caring learning environment that encourages them to do their best and promotes respect.

Unite for Youth is a program that is in direct response to the growing number of young people that are either falling through the cracks at school or are already entangled with the juvenile court system. The goal of the program is to identify youths who are going to have a turbulent transition to adulthood and offer positive support system to avoid the pitfalls that can derail their lives. The program has different goals at each level. However, the overall goal is to empower youths to make positive decisions in their lives.

Unite for Youth will be focusing mainly on middle school students. In three years, half of the system’s students will be in Middle School. This age group can be problematic and is a good time to provide mentoring.

Unite for Youth’s mentoring programs pair youth with mentors for 12 months. The two of them will take part in weekly planned activities. This will strengthen their bond and encourage hopefulness and confidence. Mentors will receive ongoing training throughout the year, and they will attend monthly meetings to discuss the young person’s progress.

Unite for Youth, over time, will become a resource for young people as well as mentors and the larger community.

Why Us

Unite for Youth, a program designed to help young people who are either not able to attend school or have been involved in juvenile court. The program’s purpose is to identify and support youths going through a difficult transition to adulthood. While each level may have a different focus, the goal remains the similar: empower the young person in order to make positive improvements in his/her lives.

Expectations

Forecast

  • We expect to raise enough funds through ongoing donations to pay for the work we do.
  • We estimate that the annual total donation will be about half a million dollars

Financial Highlights by Year

Finance Required

To get us off the ground, we are accepting a $25K grant for city work.

Also, regular ongoing donations that can be used to support our revenue line.

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