Business Model/ Business Plan and Logic Model Lecture 3
Today’s Topic Logic Models: Fairly Simple to Understand- but takes practice Important to achieve Mission: brief summary of activities, definition of value, goals and measures of success, and how you are innovative or adaptive (p44) Important to beat the odds: 80% of nonprofits fail in first 5 years. (p47)
Intro to Logic Models What is a Logic Model? a systematic and visual way to share your understanding of the relationships among the resources you have to operate your program, the activities you plan, and the changes or results you hope to achieve. Kellogg Foundation 2004:3
Intro to Logic Models What is a Logic Model? a systematic and visual way to share your understanding of the relationships among the resources you have to operate your program, the activities you plan, and the changes or results you hope to achieve. Kellogg Foundation 2004:3 Like a newspaper- wherever you are you can pick up a local newspaper and it may be unique but is intelligible- you know there is an editorial, local, international section, comics, advertisements, sports- you know how to read it. Logic models too may have different designs, but have the same basic parts. Arrows are the relationships- the knocking down of the dominos.
Logic Models and How to Create One This is you. Making a logic model helps make sure your dominos are in line. This is your program
The business model is “a blueprint for how you will create value” “It comes from the social sciences” (IV DV) (Brooks p44-45)
Many logic models, begin with what community need you are addressing.
What is your community need? Lab 1 shows you how to document it. Simply make a chart out of raw or half baked data (or even cooked data if you need to) but make your own chart. Social Problem: an undesirable condition of the individual or the environment (York 2009, page 57) A 'need' is: A gap between what is and what should be (York 2008, 56)
Some examples of community need. What would you say this documents?
Now how will you solve it?
Intro to Logic Models What is a Logic Model? relationshipsa systematic and visual way to present and share your understanding of the relationships among the resources you have to operate your program, the activities you plan, and the changes or results you hope to achieve. Kellogg Foundation 2004:3
Kellogg Foundation 2004:3 Logic Models are tools for Assessment
Foundation-Logic-Model-Development-Guide.aspx A Helpful tool for: Planning Implementation Evaluation
Foundation-Logic-Model-Development-Guide.aspx A Helpful tool for: Planning Implementation Evaluation
Logic Models come in many formats and styles
% of children entering Syracuse City Schools are not ready according to DIBELS assessments of pre- literacy skills Assets: The Say Yes initiative has been launched to provide a pipeline from k through college but children begin unprepared for kindergarten Needs: The community has to focus on preparing children to take advantage of the many resources we have from school age on Literature reviewed on Imagination library book programs shows favorable results The Community Foundation completed a 5 year read ahead imitative building literacy capacity of local childcares and literacy providers A coalition of stakeholders including learners, business, government, nonprofits and institutions of higher education have committed to the value of literacy for the community’s future prosperity Imagination Library book distribution program – one book a month to children from birth through age 5 – results demonstrated in literature Wrap around services and role modeling of reading as delivered by local service provider agencies Assume our community will respond as others have to the Imagination Library. Assume funding can be raised Assume language barriers can be overcome Assume services offered are sufficient Program Planning Logic Model ↑ number of adults who read to their children daily ↑ percent of children that register on time for kindergarten ↑ the % of children assessed as ready on the Initial Sound Fluency ↑ % of kids assessed as ready on Letter Naming Fluency Increased literacy and school success reaching post school into career and a revitalized economy
PR group to outreach to and enroll families Database system and mailing and book return system Nonprofits serving families with youth Assessment team Book sign up outreach and PR Local organizations referring children Book database and mailing system managed Wrap around services coordinated Ongoing assessment and reflective evaluation # of children enrolled match or exceed projections (20% of population by end of year 1, 40% year 2, 60% year 3, 100% year 4) # of local organizations referring children (7 or more) Database and address updates minimize # of returned books (0 books returned from same address more than once) # of children & families attending/ receiving wrap around services – particularly higher need families (half of all children enrolled) Ongoing reflective use of dashboard to refine program implementation (monthly dashboard created) 1-3 year ↑ number of adults who read to their children daily ↑ percent of children that register on time for kindergarten 4-6 year ↑ the % of children assessed as ready for school on the Initial Sound Fluency DIBELS ↑ % of kids assessed as ready for school on Letter Naming Fluency DIBELS Increased literacy and school success reaching post school into career and a revitalized economy Increased community literacy across the lifespan Maximized community engagement Program Implementation Logic Model
PR group to outreach to and enroll families Database system and mailing and book return system Nonprofits serving families with youth Assessment team Book sign up outreach and PR Local organizations referring children Book database and mailing system managed Wrap around services coordinated Ongoing assessment and reflective evaluation # of children enrolled match or exceed projections (20% of population by end of year 1, 40% year 2, 60% year 3, 100% year 4) # of local organizations referring children (7 or more) Database and address updates minimize # of returned books (0 books returned from same address more than once) # of children & families attending/ receiving wrap around services – particularly higher need families (half of all children enrolled) Ongoing reflective use of dashboard to refine program implementation (monthly dashboard created) 1-3 year ↑ number of adults who read to their children daily ↑ percent of children that register on time for kindergarten 4-6 year ↑ the % of children assessed as ready for school on the Initial Sound Fluency DIBELS ↑ % of kids assessed as ready for school on Letter Naming Fluency DIBELS Increased literacy and school success reaching post school into career and a revitalized economy Increased community literacy across the lifespan Maximized community engagement Program Implementation Logic Model
Problem, Need Situation ResourcesActivities, Services For Customer s Served Goal/ Outputs1 Goal/ Outcome 2 Goal/ Outcome 3 1. Half of children are showing up to kindergarten unready 1. # of children enrolled # of local organizations referring children Database and address updates # of children & families attending/ receiving wrap around services 2. ↑ number of adults who read to their children daily ↑ percent of children that register on time for kindergarten 3. ↑ the % of children assessed as ready for school on the Initial Sound Fluency DIBELS ↑ % of kids assessed as ready for school on Letter Naming Fluency DIBELS Distributing Books Children Enrolled Partner Agencies Books Events
Now Let’s practice a logic model with Bonnie Clack! Use the following logic model.
Program Implementation Logic Model
Ch 4 talks about a business plan - we read a real business plan – notice it is basically CLAS Wolk Bonnie Clac Video by RWJ Foundation (6 min):
Program Implementation Logic Model Resources People Money Partners Space ? Activities What you do. Outputs How many people you help For example, # of people served, number of workshops held, # who attended, # of books mailed, # of people enrolled
Program Implementation Logic Model Outcomes How their lives improved.
Fig. 1. Elements of the Logic Model. U&_fmt=full&_coverDate=06%2F30%2F1999&_rdoc=8&_orig=browse&_srch=%23toc%235852%231999% % !&_cdi=5852&view=c&_acct=C &_version=1&_urlVersion=0&_userid=735929&md5=6e6b6f f01a88230d7ec short term outcomes, those changes or benefits that are most closely associated with or caused by the programs outputs intermediate outcomes, those changes that result from an application of the short term outcomes. Long term outcomes or program impacts, follow from the benefits accrued though the intermediate outcomes. Tip: List out your outcomes them put them in chronological order.
Inventing or Adapting and Existing Program for your Final Project Lists of sample programs: Results First Clearinghouse Download briefs/2014/09/results-first-clearinghouse-database briefs/2014/09/results-first-clearinghouse-database Promising Practices Network
What works for Children What Works (and Doesn't) Child Trends' What Works/LINKS database is a searchable database of over 700 social interventions for children. What Works includes descriptions of rigorously evaluated programs targeted at improving child or youth outcomes. Programs must have had at least one randomized, intent-to-treat evaluation (i.e., everyone was assigned by lottery to the treatment or experimental group and all were included in the analysis of impacts, whether or not they actually participated or were served). You can search the database by program population, outcome, approach, or a combination of these. News%3A+What+Works+in+Program+Interventions+for+Children&utm_campai gn=enews+1%2F15%2F15&utm_medium= LINKS Syntheses
If you want to change to another program other than where you were assigned- you must do so by 1 week from today
Use the Class planning tool from Lab 2
To help you see the flow from identified community need to logic model and then to outcome data for assessment (and budget).
Fig. 1. Elements of the Logic Model. U&_fmt=full&_coverDate=06%2F30%2F1999&_rdoc=8&_orig=browse&_srch=%23toc%235852%231999% % !&_cdi=5852&view=c&_acct=C &_version=1&_urlVersion=0&_userid=735929&md5=6e6b6f f01a88230d7ec Resources include human and financial resources as well as other inputs required to support the program such as partnerships. Information on customer needs is an essential resource to the program. Activities include all those action steps necessary to produce program outputs. Outputs are the products, goods and services provided to the program’s direct customers. For example, # of people served, number of workshops held, # who attended, # of convicts participating, # of books mailed, # of people enrolled
Use in future class..
A Business Plan is more than just a logic model. It is all of CLASS Sketch out the following for Bonnie CLAC and point to what it says on which page of the business plan for CLAS
Bonnie ClackImagination Library Your Program Community Need Logical Approach Assessment Strategy Sustainability Plan Special Interest
For future class
What is a Logic Model ?- an example from the federal government
Logic Models and How to Create One
Today’s Topic is Logic Models: How do we explain what we do to others?
Kellogg Foundation 2004:3 Logic Models are tools for Assessment
Levels of Impact Source: Ridzi 2012:103. Managing Evaluation Expectations When Measuring Philanthropic Impact. The Foundation Review
Flip chart
Let’s play a game At your tables you have 2 puzzles
Tutors Books Meeting Space 1 on 1 tutoring sessions # of youth tutored Better grades in school Increase in high school graduation rates Program Implementation Logic Model GAME- Please put these in the correct order to fix the logic model. 1
Tutors Books Meeting Space 1 on 1 tutoring sessions # of youth tutored Better grades in school Increase in high school graduation rates Program Implementation Logic Model GAME- These are out of order, can you fix it? 1
Job trainer Classroom Job skills classes # of adults attending classes Increase in percent of participants employed Decrease in unemployme nt rate Program Implementation Logic Model GAME- These are out of order, can you fix it? 2
Job trainer Classroom Job skills classes # of adults attending classes Increase in percent of participants employed Decrease in unemployme nt rate Program Implementation Logic Model GAME- These are out of order, can you fix it? 2
Let’s practice Volunteers program ideas? Walking program* Mentoring program for young girls Soup kitchen English language classes Neighborhood tour Soccer program for refugee children Senior recreation program
Start with the end goal.
Program Implementation Logic Model
Trick of the Trade: Start with the End Goal You probably have many goals, but pick one to start with.
Audiences The Community Clients/ people you serve Current and Potential Staff/Volunteers Board Members Funders Government Officials Donors How do we explain what we do to others?
Domino rally video: In case you wonder whether the change you plan can have a ripple effect on the community: 4:30min to 4:57 BVr6LaC_HQ
They can look different and have many uses and looks But the essential components are the same (systematic)
Foundation-Logic-Model-Development-Guide.aspx A Helpful tool for: Planning Implementation Evaluation
Program Implementation Logic Model Resources People Money Partners Space ? Activities What you do. Outputs How many people you help For example, # of people served, number of workshops held, # who attended, # of books mailed, # of people enrolled
Program Implementation Logic Model Outcomes How their lives improved.
What activities, outputs and outcomes do you hear in the following video?
Video Clip: Asking for Donations is competing with many other compelling needs impact-i-just-need-to-prove-it
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