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A 13 page paper describing in detail planning a fundraising banquet for a local charitable organization. In this case the organization is Boys and Girls Clubs of the Tennessee Valley; dinner tickets will be $150 each. The paper provides a menu and a total cost breakdown including food, facility rental, table, chair and linens rental. It also contains a timeline of planning and execution. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
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13 pages (~225 words per page)
File: CC6_KSbanqPlan.rtf
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Clubs of America (BGCA) is active in the East Tennessee region. Its Boys & Girls Clubs of the Tennessee Valley (BGCTV) maintains 17 sites at which the organization provides
after school care and homework assistance for children and their parents. The clubs are open to all children in the local area, but BGCA seeks out children from disadvantaged
backgrounds and conditions. Dues are kept low enough that any family in any economic circumstances can afford to pay the full price of each child. Full price does
not equate to full cost, however. BGCTV has 14 facilities (three meet in juvenile detention centers) and maintains a variety of programs as well as buses that provide shuttle
service from school to the facility. Annual dues vary between sites associated with BGCTV. Some are $5 per child, others charge $10. That is an annual fee,
not a daily one. BGCTV fully relies on the national organization and a variety of local-area fundraisers to meet its financial needs. Existing Fundraisers
There are several large annual events that benefit the local organization. All of them target different audiences, but none seeks to include any of the children they
are designed to benefit. The duck race is great fun; other events appeal to higher economic strata in the local community. The Duck Race
Knoxville, Tennessee is nestled in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains and essentially is surrounded by various bodies of water. One of those, the Tennessee River,
travels through the center of the city and is transversed downtown by two old bridges that have been in place well more than 100 years. One day each year
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