Turkey Basket DeliveryKatie Dembowski

Planning and Execution

Planning- Work Breakdown PlanThe first phase was to receive a

list of participants from Colonel Zachary including the flight that would be accompanying me on the trip.

The flight was chosen by the overall GPA of the class being higher than that of other periods.

Planning – Manpower PreparationThe cadets needed to be in T-

shirts and windbreakers.Needed to have completed all

Permission slip forms and be excused from all classes before getting on the bus.

Planning – Financial PlanThe cost of the buses was covered

by the school.Lunch was to either be brought on

the trip or funded by the Squires at .

Communication Throughout the planning process

contact with Colonel was maintained

By tracking the progression of the event all needs were met.

Contact information was published on the point paper.

Received a business card from SKF at event.

Point Paper

What Delivering Turkey Baskets to less fortunate familiesP.O.C. Colonel Zachery , Kate Dembowski (267-481-4511)Where Report to H4, we will be taking a bus to Norristown

When Report to H4 at 9:15 (right after 2nd period), on Friday November 16th, you will be back to your respective

school by 13:30.Uniform Air Force t-shirts, Wind- breakers, and Jeans

More Info Our main goal is to make the less fortunate families happy.

Come ready to work!Meals I would suggest bringing a snack for the bus ride

because you may be missing your lunch (But we must leave the bus spotless when we get off).

Photographer

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OIC: Dembowski EVENT: TURKEY BASKET DELIVERY

Resource Procurement PlanIt was previously set up so that

the students would arrive at SKF, pick up the baskets and deliver them to the Norristown Family Center

Arranged so that we had a full-size bus and a handicap bus.

Customer NeedsThe goal of the mission was

complete Delivered 92 baskets. Recipients were impressed with

the quality of the work that was done.

Our young friends of the North Penn High School – used their muscles to load these two full-sized buses and unload them once they arrived to the

office. These Junior ROTC students are

always a delight to us as they handle these

baskets with zeal and show a lot of joy in

doing so.

RisksLifting heavy baskets could

injure someone so proper technique was insisted upon.

With the attendance of a handicapped JROTC cadet we needed to ensure that he could safely participate in a meaningful manner.

Post Event

Successes and Areas of ImprovementAll turkey baskets were delivered We had problems with the wind

blowing the trays off the top of the baskets

Needed more room on the buses. It was a tight fit.

Community AwarenessPosters were hung on the JROTC

bulletin board near the main entrance

Article was published by the CVCA (Carson Valley Children’s Aid) and Norristown Family Center

PicturesPlaced on the passport Used for further exposureNames of participants and times

were provided to the Data System OIC binder