Is charitable in nature Directly involves youth in the project work If the project benefits a community organization, that organization has been contacted and permission (if applicable). Judging Criteria 1 3 4 7 8 10 Score – – – Change is significant; Change is mainly Change is mainly new and unique benefits Project designed to superficial, limited superficial, but unique are realized in the benefit community community benefit, or is benefits realized in community in a not unique community substantial way Implies, but does not Clearly and passionately Participants understand Does not state or imply clearly state the impact states the impact the their impact that impact will be made that will be made by the project will have on their project community Easy-to-understand Unrealistic, confusing Somewhat realistic, Realistic, clearly defined, project and attainable and goals are not goals are stated, but not and goals are understandable clear understandable goals Will demonstrate the Clearly demonstrates Does not demonstrate Philanthropy displayed true meaning of philanthropy through key components of through the project philanthropy with project presentation and philanthropy proper guidance application Budget itemized and Not itemized; fits in Itemized; fits within Not itemized and/or not within project guidelines but lacks project guidelines; and is within project guidelines guidelines details well researched Attractive project Messy and unattractive Neat project display and Visual Presentation and display and application; project display and application; appealing to Application enhances the application the eye application Total /60 Fundraiser Supplemental Application For more information, see Philanthropy Contest Guidelines This form is only necessary if your contest application includes fundraising:
Is charitable in nature Directly involves youth in the project work If the project benefits a community organization, that organization has been contacted and permission (if applicable). Judging Criteria 1 – 3 4 – 7 8 – 10 Score Project designed to benefit community Change is mainly superficial, limited community benefit, or is not unique Change is mainly superficial, but unique benefits realized in community Change is significant; new and unique benefits are realized in the community in a substantial way Participants understand their impact Does not state or imply that impact will be made Implies, but does not clearly state the impact that will be made by the project Clearly and passionately states the impact the project will have on their community Easy-to-understand project and attainable goals Unrealistic, confusing and goals are not understandable Somewhat realistic, goals are stated, but not clear Realistic, clearly defined, and goals are understandable Philanthropy displayed through the project Does not demonstrate key components of philanthropy Will demonstrate the true meaning of philanthropy with proper guidance Clearly demonstrates philanthropy through project presentation and application Budget itemized and within project guidelines Not itemized and/or not within project guidelines Not itemized; fits in guidelines but lacks details Itemized; fits within project guidelines; and is well researched Visual Presentation and Application Messy and unattractive project display and application Neat project display and application; appealing to the eye Attractive project display and application; enhances the application Total /60 Fundraiser Supplemental Application For more information, see Philanthropy Contest Guidelines This form is only necessary if your contest application includes fundraising:
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