The All-Sports Ministry of PA NJ & DE - Executive Summary Start-Up Budget & Prospectus
The All-Sports Ministry of PA NJ & DE - Executive Summary Start-Up Budget & Prospectus
The All-Sports Ministry of PA NJ & DE - Executive Summary Start-Up Budget & Prospectus
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Transformative Social Impact ROI<br />
Short-Term Impact Analysis<br />
TJP Program Cost 12<br />
$328,769.85 ÷ 600 kids = $547.95/ youth<br />
÷ 12 mos. = $45.65./mo./youth<br />
Family Spending per Youth $4,931,547.75 ÷ 8,219.25/kid1 ÷ 600 kids =<br />
not incarcerated (ROI) 13<br />
÷ 12 mos. = $137./mo./youth<br />
Spending per youth not incarcerated = $ 137./month/youth<br />
Cost <strong>of</strong> Program(s) per youth not incarcerated = - $ 46./month/youth<br />
$ 91./month/youth<br />
Short-Term ROI 14 = $ 91. in family spending/month/youth x 600 kids x 60 months = $3,276,000.00 11<br />
________<br />
Annual Confinement Costs Would Have Been:<br />
Pennsylvania<br />
Not Reported<br />
New Jersey $196,133.00 per youth (x 600 youth = $117,679,800)<br />
Georgia $91,126.00 per youth (x 600 youth = $54,675,600)<br />
Delaware<br />
Not Reported<br />
Washington DC $277,765.00 per youth (x 600 youth = $166,659,000)<br />
________<br />
5-Year Social Impact <strong>of</strong> Each Program 15<br />
New Jersey $117,679,800/year x 5 years = $588,399,000 + $3,276,000 = $591,675,000<br />
Georgia $54,675,600/year x 5 years = $273,378,000 + $3,276,000 = $276,654,000<br />
Wash DC $166,659,000/year x 5 years = $833,295,000 + $3,276,000 = $836,571,000<br />
________<br />
Note: <strong>The</strong>se figures do not account for the long-term Social benefits<br />
arising out <strong>of</strong> college, military service, and/or workforce development.<br />
Advocacy Foundation Impact-Driven Logic Model<br />
12<br />
5-Year Analysis (2007 - 2011)<br />
13<br />
$15/$1 ROI Multiplier<br />
14<br />
= Slightly under a 10/1 ROI (Benefit to Society, local business spending, social event spending, etc.)<br />
15<br />
Calculated for an est. 600 youth served btw 2007 - 2011<br />
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