Business Plan Review
Project details
What we need
- A document with detailed feedback and edits that ensures an Organization's business plan clearly defines its mission and approach, finance and operating structure, and tracks to key performance indicators
Additional details
We have the vision, the numbers and a plan for a new revenue generator of our NFP and it needs board approval. We are looking for help analysing the information we have and presenting it in a way that is acceptable and making a strong long term business case.
What we have in place
- We currently have costs analysis, which should make it easy for you to get started. We also have vision document, and the ability to provide any other information you need.
How this will help
This project will save us $4,828 , allowing us to fund our nature based early childhood education weekly program
By having a revenue generator as part of our offerings we will be able to use the funds to rely less on philanthropy and become more self sufficient and grow.
Being able to put the business case forward will have huge impact in moving the project along.
Project plan
Posted by
Mitch B.
Adamama Director
Our mission
To increase the vibrancy and engagement of the Sydney Jewish community by fostering Jewish life and learning in an inclusive way.
What we do
Shalom is a not for profit organization committed to community building.
We incubate programs within the Sydney Jewish community to empower young adults to take up leadership roles and actively create community. Currently we incubate Adamama (Sydney's first urban Jewish farm), PJ Library (providing monthly Jewish childrens books to families across Australia), The Sydney Jewish Writers Festival and Limmud (a conference of Jewish ideas)
We also support a number of initatives in the community, including Jewish professional theatre, leadership training, Jewish comedy, and Holocaust memorial.
Shalom operates Shalom College at UNSW in Sydney. We celebrate diversity and welcome residents from multicultural backgrounds, faiths and affiliations. Our values of community, learning and giving are inspired by the Jewish founders of the college. We celebrate Jewish traditions as well as a range of other cultural festivals and holidays that are important to our diverse residents. We have a large cohort of Indigenous residents and the Shalom Gamarada Indigenous Residential Scholarship Program provides scholarships to Indigenous students. This program was established to make a contribution to closing the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians through higher education and by increasing the number of Indigenous professionals.
We are also home to AUJS - the Australian Union of Jewish Students - who provide meaningful Jewish experiences to students to develop and strengthen their Jewish identity and leadership.
