CAMPAIGN: F*ck CancerNow that you have identified, researched, and explained your company or organization’s situation (your situation analysis WHICH IS ATTACHED), you will begin developing the campaign to analyze the challenge(s) that will be addressed. The campaign proposal (CAMPAIGN OUTLINE IS ATTACHED) is part of the campaign report. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3he7PNfRsrQ&feature=emb_titleThe campaign proposal section should be used to provide details about your proposed campaign. Your situation analysis provided details on the problem or challenge you are addressing. Now, you will provide details about your solution to address that problem or challenge. Your campaign should demonstrate the use of multiple appropriate, strategic approaches in making decisions, formulating solutions, and solving problems that reflect creativity and versatility of thought. This should include, but not be limited to, the following:The strategies and tactics you propose to address the need(s) identified in your situation analysis. This section should be rich in detail. For example, you might choose to create a new media marketing campaign (strategy) that focuses on a social media tool as your primary tool (tactic). It is here that you will discuss your strategies and tactics in detail.Explanation of your campaign goal(s) and detailed descriptions of the tactics you will employ to achieve those goals. What message will you convey?An identification of all relevant publics. Who are the key players, and what are their roles (internal and external)? Who is your intended audience? How did you select this group or groups as your target audience? How is this group appropriate to help you achieve your goals?A discussion of the types of mediums or media choices (radio, TV, print, online) your campaign will use and a rationale for those choices. Identify several target outlets and explain your selections. Media choices should be diverse and appropriate to your campaign. For instance, if you are targeting a small local market, it would not be necessary to advertise in a national newspaper.Describe your intended communication tools (audio, video, infographics, images, photos). Explain your selections. Provide detailed samples, mock-ups, storyboards, or any other media to help you convey your ideas.Provide a general idea for the cost of your campaign. You are not expected to create a detailed budget, but you may include a general sample budget. You must demonstrate the ability to identify and consider the factors that influence financial decisions. For example, if your organization is a small nonprofit organization, you should not propose that it purchase advertising time during the Super Bowl. What will these activities cost? Are they appropriate choices given your determined budget?Outline a proposed timeline for your campaign (from creation through evaluation). Provide details on the time needed for start-up, how long the campaign will run, when activities will take place, and so on.Remember to consider the intended audience of your report and employ the correct tone in your writing. Make sure you make ethically sound and socially responsible choices that are consistent with a cogent personal framework and accepted standards in the field of communication. Show consideration for future trends in communication technology and trends affecting your product or message. This comprehensive and professional report is the first of three final deliverables for this course. The campaign report will include a professional cover, executive summary, revised situation analysis, a campaign proposal, and a campaign evaluation process. It should be a complete, polished artifact containing all of the critical elements of the final product. It should reflect the incorporation of feedback gained throughout the course. This component is graded with the Final Project Rubric.GUIDELINES ATTACHEDTHIS SECTION OF THE FINAL PROJECT GUIDELINE IS TITLED: Final Submission Component One: Campaign Report

Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper in which you describe a project you have managed personally or professionally. Examples may include a trip you planned, a new product or service developed for your employer, a staff reorganization, and so on.Develop a project overview that addresses the following questions.What were the mission and objectives of the project?What were the high-level tasks or scope of the project?How was the need for the project identified?What was the cost, and how was it funded?What was the timeline?Who were the parties involved in the project, and what were the roles of each party (team) member?What steps did you establish to ensure the project was a success?How did you measure the success of your project?Overall, how did project management help to make this project a success?Format your paper according to APA guidelines.

Review the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) for 2013 from the city of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and answer the following questions. Part One: Submit your revisions from your IP4, per your edits and faculty responses. In addition to the revisions, include the following:   Part Two: Your city has a voluntary health and welfare organization (VHWD) that provides musical opportunities for inner-city youth. It does not use fund accounting, but it does identify all revenues by their net asset class. The following transactions have occurred in the past year: The VHWD received gift pledges from donors in the amount of $25,000, which were to be used however they were needed. History shows that 95% of the pledges were collected.  After 1 month, $24,000 of the pledges was collected. There was $1,000 written off as uncollectible.  The VHWD received a gift of 1,000 shares of stock. The donor of the gift of shares stated that the money was to be used to buy musical instruments for the program.  Fair value of the stock on the date of the gift was $15 per share.  Sale of the stock yielded $17,000.  The VHWD purchased 2 violins at the cost of $2,000 each, 2 cellos for $3,000 each, and a small harp for $5,000 for the program, using the proceeds from the stock sale.  The VHWD billed the city for $5,000 of contracted costs.  The VHWD spent $10,000 on the following:  Music lessons $7,000 Instrument maintenance 2,000 Administrative expense 1,000 Total $10,000 Please make a journal entry for each of the transactions. The main areas for information on financial reporting for not-for-profit organizations (NFPOs) and VHWOs can be found in Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) statements 116 and 117. For your VHWO, you will have to make an additional report that is not required for NFPOs.