may be recognized for their significant financial support, volunteer time, in-kind services, equipment, or other contributions to parks and recreation in Oregon. Nominees’ actions should be made without concern for direct personal or corporate gain or profit. Organizations may only receive this award once every five years. Contributions must have been made prior to the nomination deadline. Selection Criteria Degree of impact (50%) What difference did the contribution make? How widespread was the impact? How lasting was the impact? Degree of Effort (30%) Has the nominee made contributions consistently over time? Was the value of the contribution significant to the nominee in terms of monetary value, time, delivery of resources, etc. Were there significant obstacles or challenges related to the nominees’ contribution, ie, process, approvals, permitting, etc. Was the contribution made without concern for gain? Inspiration to Others (20%) Did the actions of the nominee advance the profession and recreation field? Nominee: Under Armour Foundation from 1-10 (where 10 is best) Weighting Subtotal Degree of Impact X .5 = Degree of Effort X .3 = Inspiration to Others X .2 = Total Score: Nominee: Brooks Resources Score from 1-10 (where 10 is best) Weighting Subtotal Degree of Impact X .5 = Degree of Effort X .3 = Inspiration to Others X .2 = Total Score: Nominee: Score from 1-10 (where 10 is best) Weighting Subtotal Degree of Impact X .5 = Degree of Effort X .3 = Inspiration to Others X .2 = Total Score: Volunteer Service Award This award honors an individual or an organization whose volunteer efforts made a significant contribution to parks and recreation in Oregon. Nominees may include individuals, businesses, nonprofit organizations, or others whose time, expertise, and/or labor is donated and unpaid. Nominations may be made for cumulative service or for efforts on a single project or activity that has created benefit for parks and recreation at the local, regional, or statewide level. Examples of significant volunteer contributions to parks and recreation in Oregon may include, but are not limited to, direct service to parks and recreation agencies or facilities; enhancement of a park and recreation facility or site; creation of a program or event that benefits parks and recreation; fund-raising for parks and recreation programs or facilities, or efforts to recruit other volunteers to engage in service to parks and recreation.
may be recognized for their significant financial support, volunteer time, in-kind services, equipment, or other contributions to parks and recreation in Oregon. Nominees’ actions should be made without concern for direct personal or corporate gain or profit. Organizations may only receive this award once every five years. Contributions must have been made prior to the nomination deadline. Selection Criteria Degree of impact (50%) What difference did the contribution make? How widespread was the impact? How lasting was the impact? Degree of Effort (30%) Has the nominee made contributions consistently over time? Was the value of the contribution significant to the nominee in terms of monetary value, time, delivery of resources, etc. Were there significant obstacles or challenges related to the nominees’ contribution, ie, process, approvals, permitting, etc. Was the contribution made without concern for gain? Inspiration to Others (20%) Did the actions of the nominee advance the profession and recreation field? Nominee: Under Armour Foundation from 1-10 (where 10 is best) Weighting Subtotal Degree of Impact X .5 = Degree of Effort X .3 = Inspiration to Others X .2 = Total Score: Nominee: Brooks Resources Score from 1-10 (where 10 is best) Weighting Subtotal Degree of Impact X .5 = Degree of Effort X .3 = Inspiration to Others X .2 = Total Score: Nominee: Score from 1-10 (where 10 is best) Weighting Subtotal Degree of Impact X .5 = Degree of Effort X .3 = Inspiration to Others X .2 = Total Score: Volunteer Service Award This award honors an individual or an organization whose volunteer efforts made a significant contribution to parks and recreation in Oregon. Nominees may include individuals, businesses, nonprofit organizations, or others whose time, expertise, and/or labor is donated and unpaid. Nominations may be made for cumulative service or for efforts on a single project or activity that has created benefit for parks and recreation at the local, regional, or statewide level. Examples of significant volunteer contributions to parks and recreation in Oregon may include, but are not limited to, direct service to parks and recreation agencies or facilities; enhancement of a park and recreation facility or site; creation of a program or event that benefits parks and recreation; fund-raising for parks and recreation programs or facilities, or efforts to recruit other volunteers to engage in service to parks and recreation.
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