"Sample “Grant Baby Grant” Community Project"

Sample “Grant Baby Grant” Community Project

Visionary PBP Community Member (or local org)

In order to fulfill our primary Wonderment mission–to direct energy, attention, support, and funding to grassroots and emerging community action–we use project pages like this to give the action the basic amount of structure and documentation we require to make the grant. In addition to providing the needed elements to qualify for grants and our professional support, these project pages produce an incredible wealth of beautiful, inspiring stories, images, and ideas for subsequent action. This kind of “qualitative data” is the most important (and generally most neglected) element of small and emerging projects receiving support in the gift/mutual aid paradigm we here at the Wonderment champion.

I added an Update and one Project Video for you to check out. If you log in, you’re an author on this as well, so feel free to click around and experiment with adding Updates, other Project Documents, etc, if you’d like to imagine how a customized version of this kind of project page might facilitate and maximize impact of PBP community grants.

Project Description

Give a more detailed description of the focus, intent, and context for your project.

Timeline

When you set a clear direction, make attainable goals and understand deadlines it allows the organizers of a project to meet tasks in the right time frame.

Budget

Creating a budget helps determine how much money is needed for a project, how to track expenses and how to utilize the budget throughout the project.

Mission Statement

A powerful mission statement for a social entrepreneurial project shows how your passions and values align with the goals of your project.

Mentors

Tell us about the mentors who help keep you on track, give you feedback, and keep you motivated to continue.

Feasibility Study

Let’s compile all the information that you have gathered to create an assessment of the practicality of your project. This is where you will analyze your idea as a whole.

SWOT Analysis

A SWOT analysis helps you look at your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats so you can plan smarter. It builds strategic thinking for real-world challenges at school, work, and beyond.

Stakeholder Map

Marketing is all about communication and there is no better tool to map out communication plans than a Stakeholder Map.

SMART Goal

Before starting a new project, set a SMART goal to keep yourself on track, stay motivated, and to have something specific to work towards.

Project Video

Taking everything you learned through your research process, create a compelling video that tells the story of your ideal project and engages and informs your audience.