Developing a social project can cause some difficulties. On the one hand, social design often does not bring profit to the organizing companies, on the other hand, such activities are simply necessary for the optimal development of society.
Instructions
Step 1
Define the purpose of the project. It makes no sense to create a social project just because it has now become fashionable among large companies. Of course, this will give you the opportunity to consider yourself keeping up with the times, but this is not enough for the implementation of a successful project.
Step 2
Select the type of project. This largely depends on the audiences you intend to reach out to. For example, the organization of a children's sports event will be very different from the implementation of a project aimed at increasing the environmental awareness of the population.
Step 3
Check out the experience of running similar campaigns. Please note that the social sphere, in contrast to the economic and political, involves a huge number of ways to implement projects that have not yet been tested by any company. The experience of predecessors can give you interesting ideas that will come in handy when planning your own project.
Step 4
Think over the concept of the event. Here you must determine the degree of relevance of the project, its objectives and ways of their implementation. Explain why the project has the right to live economically, socially and financially.
Step 5
Find a sponsor if you are not a representative of an organization wishing to fund the project yourself. Finding a sponsor can take quite a long time, especially if the event is being held for the first time. You must provide potential partners with a sponsorship package, which must include a description of the project; his story, if any; all media outlets in which publications about the past event will be published are indicated.
Step 6
Distribute responsibilities among team members so that everyone is responsible for their part of the work. For example, someone should be looking for sponsors, someone should negotiate with them, someone should be looking for a venue for an event, etc.
