Stakeholder Assessment for Food Bank Program Evaluation Identify key stakeholders involved in the program, such as program staff, volunteers, beneficiaries, community partners, and funders. Assess the needs, interests, and influence of each stakeholder group. Determine how stakeholders can contribute to addressing the identified gaps. Logic Models Develop a logic model to visually represent the program's structure and processes. Include inputs (resources), activities (what the program does), outputs (direct products of activities), outcomes (short-term and long-term results), and impacts (broader changes in the community). Use the logic model to identify areas where gaps exist and where improvements can be made. Cultural Competency Factors Consider cultural, linguistic, and demographic factors that may affect program delivery and effectiveness. Ensure that the program is accessible and relevant to diverse populations within the community. Evaluation Design Outline the evaluation design, including the methods and tools you will use to collect data (e.g., surveys, interviews, focus groups). Explain the rationale for choosing these methods and how they will help you assess the program's effectiveness and identify gaps. Data Analysis & Evaluation Describe how you will analyze the data collected during the evaluation. Highlight key findings and lessons learned from the evaluation process. Recommendations/Implications Provide actionable recommendations based on the evalu