Budget Categories: Case Study

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1. Which budget categories might be important to you now and in the near future? I believe that all of the budget categories are extremely important to the organization. First, I believe it would be best to start with the people because grooming someone’s skills and learning to benefit from someone’s talents may take a while. Additionally, we want the clients of our group to be the main focus and it is important for the community to change their mind about passing these wonderful people over. Supplies will always be important because no one can get through a meeting without pens or paper. Space will be vital because there must be a place to meet for our organization’s development. Later on I can see things like equipment and miscellaneous …show more content…

What in-kind resources might be available to your group? How would you go about looking for them? On page 234 in our text in-kind resources are defined as, “when people, businesses, or organizations give you things or services you need instead of money”. Some in-kind resources that could be available to the group are restaurants in the community to help with various parts of the restaurant. For example, a chef could come teach a class on how to make an appetizer, entrée, and dessert. Another example, restaurants or maybe a farmer’s market could donate ingredients to make the dishes with. I think the best place for the group to start looking would be in the local restaurant community. 3. How might your clients become involved in raising resources for this undertaking? The narrator states that many of the clients are highly capable and want to participate in directing their futures. Additionally the narrator states that many have close relationships with their family members and some have strong ties to the community. I think the best way to get the clients involved in raising resources for this undertaking would be to have them be “hustlers” and see if any connections they have could be valuable to their ultimate

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