world repair through local action
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World Repair KidsLily KanterCraigslist Foundation Boot CampAugust 14, 2010
OUTLINE
BackgroundMissionWhy a social enterpriseCase study / breakout….PresentationWrap-up
What is the mission?
World Repair Kids unleashes the superhero in every child – the protectors, the fixers, the champions of good. The World Repair Kit seeds a kid’s imagination with facts, sprinkles on a little inspiration, and illustrates tools that work.
The world belongs to all of us, and we must each do our part to care for it. That’s what the World Repair Kids Club is all about – putting our heads and hearts together to find real ways to make real change happen – in our own worlds and around the globe. Together we can repair the world!
EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES
Theme of this conference is “Empowering Communities”… who is our community?
WORLD REPAIR KIDS
Examples of kids who are already changing the world… our goal is to highlight kids like this while inspiring and helping other kids / families to get engaged – add pics & details
Hannah Salwen, 14 years old, convinced her parents to sell their house & donate ½ the proceeds to charity (and wrote a book called The Power of Half) - http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/24/opinion/24kristof.html Zachary Bonner, 12 years old, walking across the country to raise money for his charity that he started when he was 6 - http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/28/us/28walkingboy.html?ref=james_c_jr_mckinleyKatie Stagliano, 11 years old, started a nonprofit that grows fresh produce for local soup kitchens - http://green.yahoo.com/blog/care2/46/five-kids-who-are-changing-the-world.html
WORLD REPAIR KIDS MOVEMENT
The World Repair Kit it is designed to act as a spark to a “movement”. We hope it ignites a bold generation of doers to support existing organizations and extend their work to new audiences and greater heights.
World Repair Kids are the owners of this movement. We just get them started.
Acting as a community is the first essential lesson and its one that underlies the vision and model for this effort. Partnerships will be essential to ensure that World Repair Kids succeed.
World Repair Kids &
Families
World Repair Kids &
Non-Profits
World Repair Kids &
Brands
ACHIEVEMENTS
Accomplishments so far…- Launched with 1 brand partner so far + other
corporate partner conversations- Grassroots work in schools & local neighborhoods- Nonprofit partners identified
PARTNERSHIP GOALS
World Repair Kids succeed when families get involved, so the World Repair Kit and activities like World Repair parties and trips foster activities that bring families together to do good together.World Repair Kids brings attention to critical issues and the non-profits fighting to make life on this planet better. We seek to help those who are helping by getting more youth involved.World Repair Kids engages the power of responsible Brands to help raise awareness, generate funds, and enable actions that grow the movement.
CASE STUDY
Partnership for Growth:Break into 3 groups…
1) Growth strategy with for-profits… how approach & whom to approach as the best partners for brand & distribution
2) Growth strategy for schools… what’s the best way to get the kit out there in schools? Start up clubs / chapters? Formalize school program / empower schools to be sustainable / set them up for success
3) Growth strategy in philanthropic & nonprofit world… how do we position ourselves for short-term & long-term funding? How do we measure success? What is our pitch for seed funding?
CASE STUDY
Other questions for thought… Financial model? Price point for kit, percent of book sales to nonprofits / foundation? Organization model? Foundation structure? Matching grants, own grants? Marketing? Story, social media, where does the book fit into the product line, biggest bang for limited marketing bucks?
DISCUSSION
GROUP 1 – For-profit partners GROUP 2 – SchoolsGROUP 3 – Non-profit partners & philanthropy
For inspiration!
Anything Can Happen
Listen to the Mustn'ts, child,Listen to the Don'tsListen to the Shouldn'tsThe Impossibles, the Won'tsListen to the Never Haves,Then listen close to me – Anything can happen, child,Anything can be.
– Shel Silverstein
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