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South Dakota Vision

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Future Funding Ideas

• Stewardship Plan

• Develop Sponsorship Levels

• Increase Individual Giving Effort

• Point of Entry Event – Excellence through Ethics

• Developing a Legacy

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Stewardship/Marketing Plan

• Investor yearly communication plan

• Investor window clings

• 48-hour thank you letter

• Thanks you calling campaign

• Secure emails to send out email newsletter

• Student thank you letters to investors

• Have CEOs on drive-time radio talk shows to promote JA and their partnerships with JA

• “You’re Hired” campaign for 09-10 Fund Drive

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Sponsorship Levels• Mission Focused Sponsors

− Curriculum $25,000− Middle School $15,000− Elementary School $10,000− Economics for Success – JA in a Day

$5,000− Excellence through Ethics – School $2,500− JA Titan Class $1,500− JA High School Class $1,250− JA Middle School Class $1,000− JA Elementary Class $550

• Other Sponsors− Website− Technology− Office Equipment− Annual Report− Volunteer Recognition− Volunteer Training

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Individual Giving• Structured Board/Staff Campaign

• Individual Giving Levels

• Planned Giving Opportunity

• Contact Former Board Members

• Develop database with home addresses of all JA volunteers and participants

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Point of Entry Event• Hold annual “Point of Entry” events

in JA Areas

• Invite community leaders and business executives

• Pilot event: Excellence through Ethics

• Expand CEO’s commitment to JA

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JA Excellence through Ethics

Brings business executives to high school classrooms to share basic values and beliefs and discuss the role of ethics in the workplace.

Students work through real-life ethical dilemmas that require integrity, respect, and excellence.

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Pilot – March 12 & April 1, 2008

• Over 51 Executives

• Over 950 high school students

• One class period

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Teacher Feedback• “I had kids talking about this during

other class periods that day. A tremendous message shared with the kids!” –OGHS Teacher

• “This has been an excellent experience. I think all students benefited.” – SFC Teacher

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Developing a Legacy

• Deeper impact with students

• Capstone programs

• Mission focused events−Statewide Titan Competition−Job Shadow

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Design Elements• Concentrated, Intense• Social Interaction• Mentoring

• Role Model• Volunteer• Integrated• Experience Based

Student Impact Strategy

Intended Impact

• Life Changing • Organizational Legacy• Personal Legacy• “Pay it Forward”• Brand Defining

• Inspirational• Motivating• Relevant Knowledge• Success Skills• Empowering• Brand Engaging

Legacy ExperiencesCompany Program, Capstone Programs-

BizTown & Finance Park

Core ExperiencesClassroom Programs

• • Awareness• Attracting• Encouraging•Create Interest

Point of Entry Experiences

Excellence through Ethics, BizKids

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• Alternative Delivery Systems• Limited Volunteer Dependency

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Capstone Programs

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BizTown4th, 5th or 6th graders

Finance Park7th, 8th, 9th or 10th graders

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Vision Discussion

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Gold JA Worldwide Leadership Award

Congratulations Curt!

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Area Board Retreat Schedule

Next Meeting – June 5, 2008

Board Meeting Dates – Send out Meeting Finders August or September November or December March or April June

Evaluation

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JA Programs in CommunitiesBoard

Established AREA BOARD: P / AP K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12Number of JA

Classes2007-08

Students

2001 Aberdeen AP X X X X 60 1,333

1980 Brookings P X X X X X X 1 60 1,3321998 Huron AP X X X X X 1 35 8122002 Madison AP X X X X X X 29 5501996 Mitchell AP X X X X X 51 9852005 Northern Hills 2005 *Belle Fourche P X X 9 1892005 *Lead-Deadwood P X X X X 13 2132005 *Meade (Sturgis) P X X 20 3922005 *Spearfish P X X X 14 3022002 Pierre/Ft. Pierre AP X X X 1 35 747

2000 Rapid City AP X X X 10 10 11 184 4,051Sioux Empire

1968 *Sioux Falls AP X X X X X X X X X 28 23 50 874 19,260

2002 * Brandon Valley P X X X X X 53 1,235

2008 *Canton P 1 1 1 3 66

2008 *Centerville P X X X X X X X X 5 100

2002 * Dell Rapids AP X X X X X X 25 472

1968 Harrisburg P X X X X X X X X X 2 2 68 1,385

2008 *Lennox P X X 3 10 193

2002 * Tea P X X X X X X 26 571

2002 * West Central P X X X X X X X 2 32 6552003 Vermillion AP X X X 16 2981998 Watertown AP X X X 1 40 9461998 Yankton AP 9 X 1 9 1 5 36 842

Castlewood 1 1 17Clearlake 1 1 19

Milbank 1 1 2 38Parker 1 1 2 40

Warner 1 1 25

PILOTING JA Classes