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ASSIGNMENT You are a member of the class priority team in charge of evaluating and approving fund raising projects. Use the provided proposal evaluation form to formally evaluate and rank each proposal. Be prepared to report your rankings and justify your decision. You should assume that these projects would be held at your university or college. FUND RAISING PROPOSALS PROJECT PROPOSAL 1: HOOPS FOR HOPE The project is a three-on-three basketball tournament to raise money for the Down Syndrome Association. The tournament will consist of three brackets: co-ed, male, and female teams. There will be a $40 entry fee per team and additional funds will be derived from the sale of commemorative T-shirts ($10). Winning teams will receive gift baskets consisting of donations from local businesses and restaurants. The event will be held at the university recreational center. PROJECT PROPOSAL 2: SINGING FOR SMILES The project will hold a karaoke competition with celebrity judges at a popular campus night spot. Funds will be raised by $5 admission at the door and a raffle for prizes donated by local businesses. Funds will be donated to Smile Train, an international organization that performs cleft lip surgery at a cost of $250 per child. The event will feature pictures of children born with cleft lips, and with every $50 earned a piece of a picture puzzle will be added until the original picture is covered with a smiling face. PROJECT PROPOSAL 3: HALO FOR HEROES The project will be a Halo video game competition to be held over the weekend utilizing the college's big-screen electronic classrooms. Teams of four players will play each other in a single elimination tournament, with the grand prize being a Sony Play Station 4 donated by a local video game store. Entry fee is $24 per team, and individual players will be able to play in a loser's bracket for $5. All proceeds will go to the National Military Family Association. PROJECT PROPOSAL 4: RAFFLE FOR LIFE Organize a raffle contest. Raffle tickets will be sold for $3 apiece, with the winning ticket worth $300. Each of the six team members will be responsible for selling 50 raffle tickets. All profits will go to the American Cancer Society. PROJECT PROPOSAL 5: HOLD'EM FOR HUNGER Organize a Texas Hold'em poker tournament at a campus dining facility, It will cost $20 to enter the tournament with a $15 buy-back-in. Prizes include $300,$150, and $50 gift certificates to a large department store. Fifty percent of the gift certificates will be paid for by entry fees, while the remaining 50 percent is expected to be donated by the store. All players will be eligible to win two donated tickets to men's and women's basketball games. Funds raised will go to the local county food shelter. PROJECT PROPOSAL 6: BUILD YOUR OWN BOX The purpose of this project is to raise awareness of the plight of the homeless: Students will donate \$10 to participate in building and living in a cardboard city on the university quad for one night. Building materials will be provided by loeal recycling centers and hardware stores. Hot soup will be provided by the team at midnight to all participants. Proceeds go to the local homeless shelter. ASSIGNMENT You are a member of the class priority team in charge of evaluating and approving fund raising projects. Use the provided proposal evaluation form to formally evaluate and rank each proposal. Be prepared to report your rankings and justify your decision. You should assume that these projects would be held at your university or college. FUND RAISING PROPOSALS PROJECT PROPOSAL 1: HOOPS FOR HOPE The project is a three-on-three basketball tournament to raise money for the Down Syndrome Association. The tournament will consist of three brackets: co-ed, male, and female teams. There will be a $40 entry fee per team and additional funds will be derived from the sale of commemorative T-shirts ($10). Winning teams will receive gift baskets consisting of donations from local businesses and restaurants. The event will be held at the university recreational center. PROJECT PROPOSAL 2: SINGING FOR SMILES The project will hold a karaoke competition with celebrity judges at a popular campus night spot. Funds will be raised by $5 admission at the door and a raffle for prizes donated by local businesses. Funds will be donated to Smile Train, an international organization that performs cleft lip surgery at a cost of $250 per child. The event will feature pictures of children born with cleft lips, and with every $50 earned a piece of a picture puzzle will be added until the original picture is covered with a smiling face. PROJECT PROPOSAL 3: HALO FOR HEROES The project will be a Halo video game competition to be held over the weekend utilizing the college's big-screen electronic classrooms. Teams of four players will play each other in a single elimination tournament, with the grand prize being a Sony Play Station 4 donated by a local video game store. Entry fee is $24 per team, and individual players will be able to play in a loser's bracket for $5. All proceeds will go to the National Military Family Association. PROJECT PROPOSAL 4: RAFFLE FOR LIFE Organize a raffle contest. Raffle tickets will be sold for $3 apiece, with the winning ticket worth $300. Each of the six team members will be responsible for selling 50 raffle tickets. All profits will go to the American Cancer Society. PROJECT PROPOSAL 5: HOLD'EM FOR HUNGER Organize a Texas Hold'em poker tournament at a campus dining facility, It will cost $20 to enter the tournament with a $15 buy-back-in. Prizes include $300,$150, and $50 gift certificates to a large department store. Fifty percent of the gift certificates will be paid for by entry fees, while the remaining 50 percent is expected to be donated by the store. All players will be eligible to win two donated tickets to men's and women's basketball games. Funds raised will go to the local county food shelter. PROJECT PROPOSAL 6: BUILD YOUR OWN BOX The purpose of this project is to raise awareness of the plight of the homeless: Students will donate \$10 to participate in building and living in a cardboard city on the university quad for one night. Building materials will be provided by loeal recycling centers and hardware stores. Hot soup will be provided by the team at midnight to all participants. Proceeds go to the local homeless shelter