Gavin and the board of the Tinyville Arts Council learned a
lot from the last few unpleasant episodes.
You have to have a plan. What better time than the end of
the year to get organized and recapture the events of the year and start
putting information together, not only for taxation purposes but even more to
see how well the organization did?
“Now that everyone is back on board in helping with this
task, let us start,”announced Jane Know-It-All.
After a few minutes of discussion, everyone agreed that the
best way of accomplishing a lot was to split into teams.
- Marketing and PR
- Event planning and management
- Finances
Each team will use the organizations basic information to
create important views how the arts council did in above fields.
Basic information that was needed:
- · Mission and vision statement
- · Yearly expenses
- · Yearly revenue
- · Budget reports
- · Fundraising materials
- · Fundraising plans
- · Number of members
- · List of corporate and individual donors and sponsors
- · Event calendar
- · Number of visitors per event
- · Surveys
- · Newsletters, public announcements
When the meeting was almost over, and everyone had written
down what information needed to be collected and processed, the whole board
welcomed Gavin’s idea to use his garage as a temporary office so that all the
documents stayed in one place and was still accessible.
Stay tuned to see how
the Give-A-Hoots changes the world of this small volunteer organization.
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