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Basic Logic Model Workshop
Dawn MartzSenior Program Officer, Foellinger Foundation
Mike StoneEvaluation Consultant, Impact Strategies, Inc.
Community Interests Grant ApplicationsDecember 2009
Welcome and Introductions
Cheryl Taylor, President
Foellinger Foundation
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Strategic Intent
Serving children and families by supporting effective nonprofits
Guidelines by Calendar Year2009 2010
The Foundation will not accept grant applications for capital support.
No change to this guideline.
The Foundation will not accept grant applications for programs new to the organization.
No change to this guideline.
The Foundation will not accept grant applications for multi-year support.
The Foundation will accept grant applications for multi-year support in their strategic intent categories.
The Foundation will only accept one application from an organization per calendar year.
The Foundation will only accept one application for operating or program support from an organization per calendar year.
The purpose of the Strengthening Organizations grant category would be restricted to organizational strategic restructuring.
All eligible organizations may apply for Strengthening Organizations support to address organizational effectiveness as outlined in the Foundation’s evaluation materials or for an exploratory phase of strategic restructuring. Grant requests may not exceed $10,000.
See
www.foellinger.org
for applications
Effectiveness
“Organizational effectiveness is the ability of an organization to fulfill its mission by
measurably achieving its objectives through a blend of sound management, strong
governance and a persistent rededication to assessing and achieving results.”
Grantmakers for Effective Organizations
Uses of Evaluation
Adapted from Michael Q. Patton
Purpose Evaluation Type Uses Primary Audience
Render judgments
Outcomes Decisions about program funding, continuation, or
expansion
Internal(Foundation staff,
board)
Improve programs
Implementation Identify program strengths and
weaknesses, clarify a program’s model
Internal and External(Grantees,
foundation staff)
Generate knowledge
Cluster Inform future programming and/or
policy
External(Grantees, policy-
makers, other foundations)
Basic Evaluation Concepts
Outputs/Outcomes
• Outputs – “What did you do?”• Outcomes – “What difference did it make?”
Outcomes/Indicators• Outcomes – Benefits to participants• Indicators – Concrete evidence
Program/Operating
The Logic ModelA visual representation of the relationship among:
the various resources you have to operate your program;the activities you plan to do; the changes or results you hope to achieve.
Source: Logic Model Development Guide, W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Elements of the Logic Model
Inputs: “We need these resources to operate.”
Activities: “If we have those resources, then we can engage in these activities.”
Outputs: “If we engage in those activities, then we can deliver this amount of service.”
Outcomes: “If we deliver that amount of service, then our participants will benefit in these specific ways.”
Measurement Framework
Key outputs
Key outcomes
Indicators and targets
Key Outputs
Select outputs that reflect the program’s key activities
Identify targets as “productivity goals”
Describe how the data will be collected
Targets
Performance goals or benchmarks
How many?
How much?
How often?
Measuring Outputs: Example
Key Output: number of participantd
Target: 150 participants from 5 sites
Data Source/Collection: attendance sheets collected at the end of the program
Key Outcomes
Select two outcomes that reflect your organization’s core mission
Be realistic about how far out you want to go
Indicators
Concrete evidence that the outcomes are being achieved.
Indicators in Context
Outcome: Participants develop an interest in the performing arts
Indicator: Parents, youth workers, or teachers report increased level of interest among participants
Target: 90% will report an increase
Group Exercise
Group Exercise
Time to work on individual logic models