Assignment for our class is to create a mission statement for our new non profit... The gap filling food bank.. We already decided that "gap" and "crack" weren't great names. We need a name and a mission statement.
If you want to put examples of ones you found online that would be helpful too
1. 5-10 words that describe our non profit
2. 5-10 words describing the ideal image- what we want to be known for
3. 5-10 words- how do we imagine our non profit?
And everyone add your two mission statements and two names for our organization.. so we have something to work with on Friday!(She said we should actually be finished by class Friday but she said we could have more time I believe)
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Possible mission statements: We end hunger in the area (wherever it is) and seek lasting solutions to those in need of food. We provide educational opportunities and trips to starving areas in the community.
ReplyDeleteAnother could be: We provide care to those who are hungry and in need of food. We give lectures and talks about hunger epidemics taking place to educate people and act upon those matters through get-togethers.
Some names could be: Ending Hunger, Food for the Hungry, Feed the Starving People, or Food for the Community
here are some examples---
ReplyDeleteThe mission of the Chattanooga Area Food Bank is to gather and share grocery products with our neighbors in need. The Chattanooga Area Food Bank is a bridge between America’s food bounty and those who cannot provide for themselves.
Lakeview Pantry is a non-profit organization with the mission of eliminating hunger in our community by providing food to fill the basic need of hungry people, increasing the independence of our clients through self-help initiatives and other innovative programs, and raising awareness of poverty and its solutions
The Mission Statement of the Corning Community Food Pantry
is to eliminate hunger in our area through the distribution of food and information without regard to race, creed, color in the most understanding and sympathetic manner, recognizing the dignity and equality before God.
Lindenwood is an independent, public-serving, liberal arts university that has an historical relationship with the Presbyterian Church and is firmly rooted in Judeo-Christian values. These values include belief in an ordered, purposeful universe, the dignity of work, the worth and integrity of the individual, the obligations and privileges of citizenship, and the primacy of the truth.
The mission of the “__________” is to increase access for food to hungry people in our community, promote self worth, independence and dignity, and ensure that our neighbors do not go hungry.
ReplyDelete“___________” is a nonprofit to the fostering of families in need.
Nourish a Neighbor
1. Resourceful, compassionate, nurturing,
2. Dignity, helpful, caring
3. Organized,