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The “How To’s” of Successful Education Programs
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Mission Driven: Make education a priority. Include education as one of your organizational goals. GCH “To educate and increase awareness of local needs.”
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GCH has 3 strategies within its mission: Provides service programs. Provides Grants to Local 501c3’s. Engages in education.
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Education is fundamental to all that the GCH does and with all the populations that we serve. It provides one on one learning. It provides hands on experience. It is inherent in all that we do.
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Decide who you want to educate. Members Community Grantees/Community Partners
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Is this a formal event? Outside speaker? What is an appropriate venue? Thinking bigger scale? – Then: Do you need a concept paper? Do you need a program plan? Is this an informal event? In a member’s home? Example: Book Circle Other points? Planning is Key!
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Book Circle Liaisons Grantee presentations at each quarterly meeting Presentations in Community Grantee Celebration
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Books selected by members Topics related to community issues Meet in homes or local restaurants Led by member volunteer Often invite local speakers to participate Recent example: “Orange is the New Black” with community partner, Friends of Guest House
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One of your best educational forums Education while serving and having fun Example Hunger program at Empty Bowls Hand our material on local hunger Show ppt. on local hunger issues during program Provides hands on learning experiences
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On Going Helping Hungry Kids Shelter Programs One Time Empty Bowls Each provides a rich educational opportunity for Giving Circle Members and for the community
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Members are encouraged to assume the role of liaison to a new grantee organization. Particularly if they have presented that 501c3 during the grant review process. Provides a way to acquire in-depth knowledge of one agency.
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To interface between the new Grantee and your organization Provides an excellent one-on-one experience, especially for new members Often inspires members to volunteer with that agency
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Invite new Grantees to meetings and networking periods. Include a networking period before and after the business meeting. Invite Grantee to speak about how grant dollars are being used.
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Guests: Current grant winners Giving circle members Community members Local dignitaries Goals: Learn about work of Grantees Educate community and community leaders about work of circle Recruit new members Network
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There are numerous ways to provide successful educational programs: Informal Hands on Inexpensive Varied in nature Easy to do Highly successful
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Be willing to broaden your definition of what constitutes Education.
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Thank You and GOOD LUCK!! Go forth and educate!
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