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1 Non-Profit Helping Non-Profit
Meals On Wheels of Tampa Business Plan Competition 2011

2 Meals On Wheels of Tampa
Mission Nourish the body Enrich the soul Strengthen the community History Operation

3 Non-Profit Helping Non-Profit
Vision To create a social enterprise venture which allows MOW Tampa to: Expand current service boundaries Create new service routes Promote collegial team approach with non-profits in the community.

4 Industry Market Analysis
Overview Target Market Schools students Do not have adequate kitchen facilities Leverage existing menus created by MOW Need limited servers

5 Industry Market Analysis
Target Market Mental Health Facilities Assisted Living Facilities Limited special food needs Competitive Analysis SAGE Dining Services GA Food Service, St. Petersburg Orange Blossom Catering

6 Marketing Plan Objectives Product Positioning
Product/Service Distribution Pricing Promotion/Sales

7 Management Plan Management Team Director Food Services Marketing

8 Operational Plan Core Competency
Expertise on nutritional guidelines – meet Hills Cty standards. Rigorous new menu approval guidelines Logistics in place for more complicated process Exceptional customer service developed through a personal touch with our recipients Community reputation and name recognition Marketing program in position Board of Directors and local connections

9 Operational Plan Assets Experience Physical:
kitchen can produce 2,000 meals per day. Today it produces 600 meals per day Currently have 4 trucks and vans for delivery that can double up to deliver these meals Based on success, will require 2 additional kitchen staff, 1 paid driver Additional kitchen equipment Possible expansion of kitchen Experience Closely matches our core business

10 Financial Plan Assumptions:
Gross meal revenue forecast Serve 3 schools for 5 months yr 1, and 9 months yr 2 – 3 Estimated meals served per day 400 lunch, 80 breakfast 15% growth in meal revenue Estimated gross revenue per meal range $3.60- $4.15 lunch and $1.59 breakfast Food and labor cost estimate at 60% of revenue Based on existing meal service? Additional 2 kitchen staff hired in Yr 2 Additional truck added in Yr 2 Indirect cost based on estimated time spent on contract review, marketing material, sales and office expense

11 Financial Plan Year 1 (5 mos) Year 2 Year 3 Gross meal rev $153,480
Income Statement Year 1 (5 mos) Year 2 Year 3 Gross meal rev $153,480 $276,264 $317,704 CGS ($90,967) ($163,741) ($188,307) Gross Profit $62,513 $112,523 $129,397 Add’l expense ($5,500) ($9,900) ($10,305) Net Income $57,013 $102,623 $119,092

12 Financial sources and uses
Children’s board Contribution $25,000 Inventory increase $12,000 Labor increase $6,000 Add’l truck lease (1 month) $

13 Business Goals and Objectives

14 Questions and Answers


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