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<<Enter date here>> Reporting Review <<Enter date here>> [Consider using this presentation – adapting it as needed to the specifics of your program – to explain to your VISTA members why and how they are being asked to contribute to your organization’s data collection and reporting processes.] Pre-Presentation Set up presentation logistics (i.e., meeting space, teleconference, or webinar). Gather copies of your organization’s VISTA Project Plan (or relevant excerpts). Gather copies of members’ VISTA Assignment Descriptions (VADs). Gather copies of sample blank and completed report forms. (If applicable) Invite co-presenters and/or key staff (e.g., VISTA leaders, agency data specialists, etc.). At Start of Presentation Welcome participants and introduce self and any co-presenters. Thank members for their service. Note that data-collection and reporting is: Essential for effective program design and delivery (“That which is measured, improves.”) Required of your organization by CNCS and other funders. An important facet of nonprofit management. A way members can track their successes and challenges throughout their service so as to make a meaningful contribution to the organization and transfer their knowledge and resources to the organization and other VISTAs that may serve after them.

Agenda Objective Project Goal and Activities Why Do I Have to Do This? Bi-Monthly Report Review and Sample Quarterly Report Review and Sample Due Dates Questions/Comments Review the points on the slide to provide a preview of the material to be covered in the presentation.

Objective Understand the connections between: Your VAD Your project The reporting system VISTA’s antipoverty mission Remind VISTAs of the VADs they have been given and should be familiar with through the VAD discussion at PSO and/or on-site orientation. Note that the VADs are the products of a long process of thinking and planning by your organization about how it will fight poverty in your community. Based in part on the strength of the project plan and the VADs, CNCS agreed to fund the VISTA positions the members now occupy. As would any funder, CNCS wants to know that its money is being used effectively and productively; in this case, to reduce poverty or ameliorate its effects in the specific ways your organization committed to in its project plan. CNCS has a reporting process it requires VISTA programs to use. While it is ultimately the responsibility of the VISTA supervisor to submit the requested data, programs can ask VISTA members to prepare and file periodic status reports so as to capture it in a more effective and comprehensive way.

Project Goal <<Restate project goal(s) from the VISTA Project Plan. For example:>> Goal: Contribute to closing the achievement gap by establishing solid partnership practices in low-income schools or other institutions serving low-income students. Read the goals of your VISTA project from the Project Plan, or refer members to their copies (if provided). Ask if anyone has any questions or needs any clarification.

Project Activities Activity 1: Lay the groundwork for partnerships <<Restate your project/member activities that support the goal(s) on the previous slide, from VISTA Project Plan or VAD(s). For example:>> Activity 1: Lay the groundwork for partnerships Activity 2: With principal/supervisor, facilitate Action Team process, using Family-School-Community Partnership model and existing support network Activity 3: Seek sustainability, funding for new and current programs Read the activities in support of your project goals as provided in the Project Plan, or refer members to their VADs. Ask if anyone has any questions or needs any clarification.

Why Do I Have to Do This? <<Restate your program/organization goals here, emphasizing the VISTA anti-poverty focus. Use a project photo, if available. For example:>> Tracking our work helps us build stronger family partnerships that: Especially benefit children from disadvantaged families Help schools increase performance of all students Provide support enabling ALL families to be involved Increase teacher morale Acknowledge that “paperwork” (that is, reporting) is often the least fun part of any job, but is essential for quality assurance and carrying out the mission of the organization or the specific project(s) the VISTAs will be working on. Provide the mission statement for your organization or the vision statement for the specific project the members will be working on. Be sure to emphasize how the VISTAs, in working on activities in support of this mission or vision, will be working to fight poverty in your community.

Bi-Monthly Report Review What to do: Record personal/sick days for the period Provide summaries (as concise as possible) Spell out acronyms Include attachments! Meetings agendas, news articles, pictures, surveys, etc. E-mail success stories to <<supervisor/VISTA leader name/email address>> [If your organization has members complete bi-monthly reports, adapt the information in this and the next two slides to represent your own process, or replace them with a sample of your own form.] Discuss points on slide. Ask if anyone has a question or needs clarification.

Bi-Monthly Example Page 1 Data Collection/Research (Briefly discuss the types of research and/or data collection methods you have conducted this two-week period.) Tasks in support of your VAD (Please briefly discuss the tasks you completed towards accomplishing the goals and activities in your VAD) Training and Meeting Attendance (Please note when each event occurred and by whom it was presented. Please also briefly summarize its purpose and/or content.) Discuss points on slide. Ask if anyone has a question or needs clarification.

Bi-Monthly Example Page 2 Resource Development (Please describe each donation, fundraiser or grant and include your best estimate of its dollar value.) Technical Assistance and Resource Sharing Successes (specific accomplishments): (Please be sure to include any “stories” that can be used to illustrate the success of the project.) Barriers/Problems Encountered: (Please discuss any challenges you have faced this period, and steps you and others are taking to resolve them.) I would like assistance with: Discuss points on slide. Ask if anyone has a question or needs clarification.

Quarterly Report Review What to do: Pay attention to format Note overlapping volunteer hours/resources Use numbers, for example: Include attachments Number of volunteers recruited for project: 3 Number of students impacted by the project: 36 Number of parents impacted: 20 Number of community members impacted: 5 [If your organization has members complete quarterly reports, adapt the information in this and the next three slides to represent your own process, or replace them with a sample of your own form.] Discuss points on slide. Ask if anyone has a question or needs clarification.

Quarterly Sample Page 1 I. Data Collection/Research <<Sample items>> What types of research have you conducted this quarter? (Please submit all data collection methods and results, for example resource/asset mapping.) For what purpose was this data obtained, and how will it be utilized? II. Tasks in Support of Your VAD (Please briefly discuss the tasks you completed towards accomplishing the goals and activities in your VAD) III. Training and Meeting Attendance (Please note when each event occurred and by whom it was presented. Please also briefly summarize its purpose and/or content.) Discuss points on slide. Ask if anyone has a question or needs clarification.

Quarterly Sample Page 2 IV. Resource Development <<Sample items>> Please report the TOTAL dollar amount of in-kind donated goods and services: Please report the TOTAL dollar amount of monetary grants, donations, and fundraising: Itemized list of resources: (Only list amounts you have already received, and account for all money/in-kind donations received below. Please address ALL points for each resource.) Name of grant/donor/fundraising activity/partnership What was your role in acquiring this resource? What is the monetary value of the resource you received? (Please calculate the value of in-kind goods and services.) What did you do to maintain the relationship? (Reciprocity/thank you, etc.) When did you receive this resource, and for how long will it be available? Discuss points on slide. Ask if anyone has a question or needs clarification.

Quarterly Sample Page 3 V. Technical Assistance and Resource Sharing Share at least one resource or best practice that could be helpful to other VISTAs. Share at least one success story or reflection on progress this quarter. Are there any trainings or other resources that you feel would benefit you in your service? Please address any challenges or barriers you have faced during this quarter and how we can assist. VI. Attachments (Please list all attachments, and note whether attachments are sent via email, fax, or mail.) Discuss points on slide. Ask if anyone has a question or needs clarification.

Due Dates <<Give your due dates and reporting contact here. For example:>> Bi-Monthly Dec. 15th Jan. 12th Quarterly Jan. 15th (noon) Send to: <<Give the name and email of the supervisor/ VISTA Leader to whom members send the reports.>> Discuss points on slide. Ask if anyone has a question or needs clarification.

Questions/Comments Does this report system fit your needs? If not, how can it be modified to do so? Other questions? For questions or assistance with reporting, contact: <<insert name(s) and contact info>> Ask members if they have any thoughts or concerns about the reporting process(es) presented. Ask if they have any other questions. Provide your contact information, or the contact information of the person or people the VISTAs can contact if they have questions about or need assistance with filling out their reports. Thank members for their willingness to contribute to this essential program activity.