The All-Sports Ministry of PA NJ & DE - Executive Summary Start-Up Budget & Prospectus

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Coaches and Facility Supervisors will be recruited by using the community Churches and Civic organizations. In addition, the local Police Department will be asked to recruit volunteer Youth Coaches from their own ranks. The All-Sports Ministry will also work with local University Community Service programs to recruit college students as coaches and mentors. Upon approval, they will receive university credit hours for their participation with The All- Sports Ministry program. Mobilizing a coaching/supervision base will provide The All-Sports Ministry with the people necessary to disseminate its message out to the entire community. Sign-up for the program will be simplified by providing participation forms throughout community schools, churches, supermarkets, etc. at each location there will be a collection kiosk where the forms can be filled-out and submitted. Competitive Edge The All-Sports Ministry’s competitive edge is twofold: First is the support of the community’s public resources to build a successful Sports program that will have a positive impact on the attitude and health of the area’s youth. In addition, the School District will be asked to strongly endorse the Sports program. Each of the area’s Elementary, Middle, and High Schools will choose a school team name. the name will then be used by the school teams. Sports participation will be promoted in the classrooms and volunteer coaches will be asked to visit classrooms and speak to the children. The city and county Recreation departments will also play a pivotal role in obtaining Sports equipment for the program at discounted rates, saving the program great expense. The program’s second advantage is the support of local businesses to have a real impact on the youth. The revitalization of the city’s northern urban renaissance can only be built upon the improved quality of life of its residents. The current demographics, with the majority of metro children under the age of six (6), provides a unique opportunity to have a dynamic impact on the area’s youth. Philadelphia businesses are expected to line-up to become Sport sponsors and school team sponsors. Page 18 of 45
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