Elevator Pitch Coaching
Elevator Pitch Coaching
Project details
What we need
- Document outlining feedback on pitch delivery with suggested next steps and/or resources
- A script for a 1-minute verbal pitch that communicates your Organization's mission, work, and why people should care
Additional details
We are very keen and excited to further iron out our elevation pitch so it catches the interest of potential donors that can support our expansion plans for the next year.
What we have in place
- We currently have a mission statement, which should make it easy for you to get started. We also have an idea of future projects we want to do, and the ability to provide any other information you need.
How this will help
This project will save us $2,397 , allowing us to use that resource for our upcoming Jamii (Community) Technology Program happening in July.
This will enable us to better approach funders for our upcoming heavy projects of expansion. This will mean an increase in capacity in our team as well as our programs, as well as a greater outreach in Arusha, Tanzania with our creative capacity programs.
Project plan
Our mission
Empowering people to design and make their own technologies that solve community challenges in Tanzania
What we do
We're known for our welcoming maker-space with hammers, welding machines, drills, and a lathe, as well as our project-based, hands-on design and creativity workshops, where participants from all sorts of backgrounds identify challenges they see in their communities and make a physical prototype of a possible solution. Examples include a bicycle-powered washing machine, soap cutter machine, and vegetable cutting machine. Over the past few years, we have worked with 1,000+ people in 25+ primary & secondary schools, women's organizations, farmer's groups, and youth organizations in Arusha and surrounding communities.
Our approach:
1) SHAWISHIKA (be inspired): raising awareness of how technologies can improve lives in communities and inspiring people to solve their own challenges.
2) JARIBU (try): giving opportunities for people to try innovating and build their confidence as problem-solvers.
3) ENDELEZA (continue): providing support for those who want to continue as entrepreneurs and disseminate their innovations more widely across Tanzania and beyond.