Elevator Pitch: Select One Of The Projects You Analyzed ✓ Solved

ELEVATOR PITCH Select one of the projects you analyzed in

Select one of the projects you analyzed in the Problem Set #1 assignment. Complete additional research on this project to ensure that you have a good understanding of the scope of the project. Using exactly one hundred (100) words you will provide an elevator pitch/business case for the Project you selected. This pitch/case should cover the important elements of the project: who, what, where, when, and why? Also, it needs to provide specific scope elements to allow the reader to “picture” the project in their head. This includes items such as budget, size, time frame, and other specific and measurable elements of the project.

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Elevator Pitch

The Greenfield Community Center, located in downtown Springfield, aims to serve as a hub for local activities and outreach programs. Envisioned to open in January 2025, this 15,000 square foot facility will feature multipurpose rooms, a gymnasium, and outdoor spaces. Funded by a combined budget of $3 million from city allocation and community donations, it seeks to foster community engagement and promote wellness among residents. The center will particularly focus on youth programs and senior services, making it a valuable asset for enhancing social interaction and health within the community.

References

  • Greenfield Community Development Authority. (2022). Community Center Initiative. Retrieved from [https://www.greenfieldproject.org/community-center](https://www.greenfieldproject.org/community-center)
  • Springfield Public Library. (2023). Community Needs Assessment. Springfield, IL: City Publications.
  • Jones, M. (2021). The Importance of Community Centers. Journal of Urban Studies, 15(4), 112-126.
  • Smith, L. (2020). Engaging Youth Through Community Services. Youth Engagement Research Journal, 8(2), 29-34.
  • Springfield Parks and Recreation. (2023). Health and Wellness Programs Overview. Retrieved from [https://www.springfieldparks.com/wellness-programs](https://www.springfieldparks.com/wellness-programs)
  • Department of Urban Development. (2022). Funding Sources for Community Projects: A Guide. Retrieved from [https://www.urbandev.gov/resources/funding-sources](https://www.urbandev.gov/resources/funding-sources)
  • Watson, S. (2019). Building Community Resilience Through Facilities. Resilience Journal, 4(1), 19-24.
  • Greenfield Historical Society. (2023). The Evolution of Springfield’s Community Spaces. Springfield, IL: Historical Press.
  • Turner, R. (2021). Budgeting for Local Initiatives: A Case Study Approach. Local Government Review, 12(3), 45-58.
  • National Association of Community Centers. (2023). Best Practices for Community Engagement. Retrieved from [https://www.nacc.org/practices](https://www.nacc.org/practices)

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