Setup Plan
This is the setup plan for Roadrunners Against Driving Under the
Influence designed to ready the organization in terms of real estate, tools,
equipment, and volunteers.
1.
The organization needs to hire a volunteer to be in charge of
vehicle maintenance. This includes
making sure all company vehicles have had the proper inspection, insurance, oil
changes, washes and details, and gasoline.
Kristin Meloni will interview prospective volunteers for four weeks and
choose two at the end of this period.
The cost of the interview process and hire will cost nothing; however,
the cost of vehicle maintenance is predicted to cost around $1,000 per year per
vehicle which, at this point, will total about $10,000 in the first fiscal
year.
2.
Roadrunners Against Driving Under the Influence would not be able
to operate without safe transportation.
Our organization will have to obtain vehicles through donation from
companies such as CarMax. Brandi Hays
and Kristin Meloni will be in charge of introducing our organization to these
companies and requesting the generous donation of a used vehicle. This process will be of no cost to our
organization and if all goes as planned the vehicles will be of no cost.
3.
It is important that all of the volunteers that we have working
for our organization have a clean driving record, have an up-to-date Texas
driver’s license, and are properly insured.
The organization will need to hire two volunteer coordinators to oversee
the hiring and training of all volunteers.
Kristin Meloni will be in charge of hiring the volunteers over a four
week interview period. This process will
be of no cost and, since the volunteers are donating their time, they will not
have to be paid by our organization.
4.
The organization will need to designate a portion of a parking lot
at the University of Texas at San Antonio for vehicle use. We have been allotted ten parking spots for
the ten vehicles that we currently own.
It is our job to choose which ten spots we would like to choose. Erica Parazo will be in charge of choosing
where the vehicles will be stored on campus.
This will take two days and will be free of charge.
5.
The University of Texas at San Antonio has donated furnished
office space on campus for our use. It
is the responsibility of our organization to fill out the paperwork that comes
with occupying this space. Erica Parazo
will fill out the paperwork and manage it as needed. Filling out the paperwork will take one day
and will be free of charge.
6.
The office we were granted contains only one multi-line telephone. We will need to purchase four more telephones
so that the business will run smoothly on busy nights and so that all clerical
volunteers have a phone that they are able to answer. Erica Parazo will be in charge of obtaining
these phones. The phones cost twenty
dollars each. This totals eighty dollars
that must be spent on multi-line telephones.
7.
First Aid kits must be made available for all company
vehicles. Each kit should be equipped
with gauze, band aids, tape, scissors, and other supplies that could be needed
in an emergency situation. Kristin
Meloni and Brandi Hays will be responsible for requesting supplies from local
hospitals over the course of four weeks.
This process will be free of cost and the supplies needed for each kit
will cost nothing.
8.
Each vehicle must also be equipped with emergency equipment such
as flares, a flashlight, an empty gas canister, and jumper cables. Is will be the responsibility of Kristin
Meloni to request such supplies from car dealerships and local businesses such
as Auto Zone. This process will be free
of cost and the supplies should cost nothing.
9.
The company headquarters must be prepared if a volunteer
mistakenly loses a key to a company vehicle or locks it in the car on accident
during one of their shifts. We will
obtain a spare key for each vehicle.
Erica Parazo will be in charge of gathering all ten spare keys from Home
Depot and making sure that they are always readily available. This will take one day and will cost five
dollars per key totaling fifty dollars that must be spent on spare keys.
10.
Our services are offered during peak hours of alcohol consumption
each week on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings. This will require a staff that is able to
stay awake and alert from ten o’clock in the evening until at least three
o’clock in the morning. To help our
employees remain awake and alert our organization will provide unlimited coffee
to each individual. Erica Parazo will
purchase a coffee machine and coffee grounds to provide this service. The coffee machine will cost ten dollars from
the local Goodwill and the coffee grounds will cost about ten dollars a month
totaling one hundred and thirty dollars that must be spent on coffee costs in
the first fiscal year.
11.
The organization must hire a volunteer organization professional
to keep the headquarters in pristine condition.
His or her duties will involve organizing files, organizing advertising
supplies, and organizing business contacts.
Kristin Meloni will interview individuals and will choose one or two
people as she sees fit. The interview
process and services provided by these volunteers will be free of cost to the
organization.
12.
Although the office comes fully furnished, our headquarters will
require more chairs than provided. The
chairs do not have to be uniform in appearance; they simply have to function as
chairs. Therefore, we will ask that all
volunteers bring at least two chairs to use in the office so that obtaining the
chairs will be free of cost to our organization.
13.
The headquarters office does not come equipped with a fridge will
be necessary for the convenience of our volunteers. As mentioned, our volunteers will be working
the “graveyard shift”. It is important
to us that all of them are as comfortable as possible. Along with coffee being made available, we
would like a refrigerator to be made available to the volunteers so that they
are able to store their non-alcoholic beverages and snacks to last them during
their shift. This refrigerator will cost
nothing to purchase because it will be donated by a volunteer. However, it will use some electricity and
will contribute to the electricity bill.
It will cost nothing to transport the refrigerator because it will be
transported by a team of volunteers. The
transportation of the fridge will take one day.
14.
The office will need to have a constant supply of office paper to
print out forms and other necessary paperwork.
We will use one hundred percent recycled paper donated from Office Max. The cost of the supply will be free of cost
and the transportation of the supply will be done by any and all of our
generous volunteers so that it is free of cost to the organization. The transportation takes a few hours and will
be done once a month by available volunteers.
15.
The office will also need a constant supply of computer ink used
for paperwork and advertising. Erica
Parazo will be in charge of obtaining ink as needed. This will cost fifty dollars for each of the
four ink cartridges totaling two hundred dollars that must be spent each time
the ink requires a refill. We estimate
that we will need to refill the ink once a month.
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