When developing a budget, it's important to consider the value of in-kind contributions and where they will come from. For example, you could be receiving donated tables/chairs from a community center, or recruit volunteers through a class or afterschool activity. In general, you may have to reach out to community partners and/or other organizations you plan to receive support from in order to secure their in-kind contributions. // In this discussion board post, first reflect on the types of in kind contributions you will need for your program and where you might reach out for that support. In your post, you will then write a "letter" email to the organization/person you chose in order to (1) inform them of the program (2) briefly demonstrate how the program can benefit them, and (3) ask for their help- whether it be for service or equipment. If you are requesting a specific number of items or a financial donation, be sure to specify the amount requested in your letter (or information about how many people your program would serve so that the organization/person can get an idea of what is being asked of them). Get specific- the more information you can share, the